An opinion that surfaces over and over again on the Internet goes something like this:
"The drug companies are very close to a cure for diabetes, but they're hiding it because diabetes drugs and paraphernalia are so profitable for them."
Hogwash!
Now admittedly, drug companies, like all companies, are in the business to make money. They're apt to spend more money on research into drugs for common diseases like cancer and diabetes than they are on research into drugs for rare...
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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