Top storyMarch 2023
Study could pave the way for pilots with insulin-treated diabetes to fly commercially
Qualified pilots with diabetes who are treatable with insulin may be able to fly commercial airlines in more countries in future, thanks to a new study led by Medical University of Graz in collaboration with the University of Surrey and the Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium).
Qualified pilots with diabetes who are treatable with insulin may be able to fly commercial airlines in more countries in future, thanks to a new study led by Medical University of Graz in collaboration with the University of Surrey and the Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium).
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