Historical Events tagged with "Frederick Banting"
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Insulin Becomes Widely Accessible for Diabetes
Insulin became widely available for diabetes treatment following its successful testing and production by Frederick Banting and Charles Best in the early 1920s. Their work, which began at the University of Toronto, led to breakthroughs in diabetes management that changed lives. By April 15, 1923, the Eli Lilly and Company in the United States commenced the mass production of insulin, making it accessible to countless individuals suffering from diabetes. This development significantly improved the prognosis of diabetic patients who previously faced bleak outcomes.
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