The birth of insulin: a scientific drama
Kersten Hall uncovers the dramatic story of insulin, from its discovery to its invaluable role in tackling diabetes today
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Show Notes
One hundred years on from Fred Banting and Charles Best’s discovery, Dr Kersten Hall tells the tale of insulin and its vital role in helping people with diabetes. Speaking with Emily Briffett, he explores the other unsung heroes involved in the drama that saw insulin develop from “thick brown muck” to wall street gold.
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