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Scientists have started testing an 'artificial pancreas' on children with type 1 diabetes that they believe is more effective than current technology at managing blood sugar levels.
The pancreas uses an algorithm to determine the amount of insulin that should be administered by a device worn by the child.
The pancreas uses an algorithm to determine the amount of insulin that should be administered by a device worn by the child.
The pancreas uses an algorithm to determine the amount of insulin that should be administered by a device worn by the child.
The pancreas uses an algorithm to determine the amount of insulin that should be administered by a device worn by the child.