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Type 1 diabetes drug that can delay diagnosis by YEARS approved for NHS patients as health chiefs hail 'incredible moment'

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Type 1 diabetes drug that can delay diagnosis by YEARS approved for NHS patients as health chiefs hail 'incredible moment'
A type 1 diabetes drug that can delay diagnosis by three years has been approved for use by NHS patients, in what health chiefs have hailed as an "incredible moment". The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has granted approval for teplizumab, marking the most significant advancement in type 1 diabetes treatment in over a century. The immunotherapy, which can postpone the emergence of symptomatic diab
23 Jun, 07:55