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Implant system could be a new way to treat type 2 diabetes

Summary by Futurity
"We are now showing that we can take control of glucose directly, using electronics rather than drugs."

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Researchers at ETH Zurich reveal Echo, a subcutaneous device capable of regulating blood sugar levels thanks to electricity. Tested successfully on mice, this mini-catalyst transforms excess glucose into gluconic acid removed by urine, resulting in a decrease in weight without medication treatment.

Scientists in Switzerland have developed an innovative implant that lowers blood sugar levels without the use of drugs. The device converts excess glucose into a substance that is excreted in urine. In studies on mice, it demonstrated significant effectiveness in both glycemic control and weight loss. An article on this topic was published in the journal Science.

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Futurity broke the news in Rochester, United States on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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