Daily Bolus

Today’s research is moving beyond the traditional “big three” of glucose disposal—liver, muscle, and fat. We explore how red blood cells can be recruited as metabolic “sponges,” how AI-driven gut signatures are catching insulin resistance earlier than ever, and why an electronic “cyborg” mesh might be the key to making lab-grown pancreatic cells finally function like the real thing. It’s a steady shift toward an integrated, multi-system approach to metabolic health.

The diabetes pipeline is starting to look a lot like the cardiovascular playbook: prevent early, intervene earlier, and push treatment upstream before irreversible damage begins. […]

Whilst the title of this edition sounds like something out of  science fiction, in it we see a masterclass in “biological intelligence.” As of February […]

The Daily Bolus The weekend news has produced a rare mix of genuinely interesting diabetes science alongside the usual commercial background noise. Notably, some of […]

    The past 24 hours have continued to underscore the relentless pace of innovation within diabetes technology and research, presenting clinicians and individuals living […]