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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – The number of people being diagnosed with diabetes is growing. Every third American adult will develop type 2 diabetes within the next 35 years. But there may be a new way to manage the illness.
A new device might make managing your insulin levels or even treating allergies virtually painless. We know Western New York is becoming a hub for nano-medicine. Now a local organization is on the front lines of whats called nano- patch technology.
At the New York Center for Nanomedicine Research in downtown Buffalo, the team is working on patch technology. A similar kind of patch may soon be on the market. It uses nano- technology micro-needles to transmit medication and test blood sugar levels through the device is so small, you don’t even feel them. Scottpatrick Sellitto was part of the original team which developed nano-patch technology. He and his team say this “personalized” treatment is what’s next in the medical field. Selitto said, “It’s very precise, and it’s tailored literally just for you and that is the next frontier of medicine.”
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