The new substance combines both insulin, the hormone that lowers blood sugar levels—and glucagon, which that increases them.

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We used Oura Advisor to assess heart rate trend over four weeks with the Oura Ring 4, and here are the results so far.

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Discover how to design compact, low-power continuous glucose monitors that enhance patient comfort and extend battery life.

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