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John B. Buse

Chapel Hill
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Towards intelligent and miniaturized drug delivery devices

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By XinWei Wei, John B. Buse, Hongming Chen, Tejal Desai, Molly Stevens, Giovanni Traverso, Robert LANGER, Zhen Gu
| Nature
Abstract Advances at the intersection of biotechnology, artificial intelligence, electronics and materials science are reshaping how drugs can be delivered inside the body. Intelligent and miniaturized drug delivery devices (IMDDDs) leverage these technologies to achieve precise pharmacokinetics, targeted distribution and programmable release while minimizing toxicity and improving patient adherence.
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The Next Generation of Probiotics

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By John B. Buse
Founded by PhD doctors and scientists from Johns Hopkins, Harvard, Berkeley, and Stanford Created Glucose Control, the only medical probiotic on the market clinically shown to improve A1C in type 2 diabetes Featuring strains you can't get anywhere else, including live Akkermansia, a keystone strain that's been in 3,000+ scientific publications We continue to drive microbiome research forward through our own rigorous research and partnerships in clinical trials Next-generation anaerobic...
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Doctors: NC made the wrong decision about weight loss medication coverage

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By John B. Buse, Susan E Spratt
| The Charlotte Observer
Quick "fixes" for the cost of healthcare can create serious barriers to good health. Right now, there is intense pressure on our healthcare system, and our leaders in North Carolina have tough decisions to make. Health care costs are partly fueled by an obesity epidemic affecting 34% of adults in our state. Obesity drives risk for more than 200 diseases and medical conditions.
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