Scientists sniff out Brain's role in blood sugar control
NCT ID NCT06295640
Summary
This study aims to understand how insulin acting in the brain helps control blood sugar levels after a meal, and whether this process works differently in men and women. Healthy participants will drink a sugary solution on two separate days—one day after receiving insulin as a nasal spray, and another day after receiving a placebo spray. Researchers will measure how the body processes sugar to see if the brain insulin spray makes a difference.
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Universityhospital Ulm
Ulm, 89081, Germany
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