Outstanding Scientific Achievement Award lecturer highlights evolution of unimolecular therapies
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Timo D. Müller, PhD, shared his insights on hormonal control of metabolism by glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide (GIP) and next-generation incretin-based polyagonists during a session recognizing his contributions to diabetes and metabolic research. The post Outstanding Scientific Achievement Award lecturer highlights evolution of unimolecular therapies appeared first on ADA Meeting News .
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