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set gDates = [[], [0, "The Times, Feb 26, 1944", "The Times, Aug 19, 1922", 0, "The Times, July 24, 1980"]]
set gName = getat(["Banting"],1)
@[]#THE GENIUS OF PERSEVERANCE#NEW TREATMENT GIVEN TO DIABETIC VIP##HUMAN INSULIN BETTER FOR DIABETICS
Banting was the first Canadian ever to deliver a Nobel lecture, on accepting his prize in Stockholm in 1925#More than 30 million people worldwide suffer from diabetes#Banting's research was hampered by the fact that the pancreas not only produces insulin, but also - separately - produces digestive enzymes that destroy insulin. It is because of those enzymes that diabetics cannot take insulin orally, but must inject it into the blood stream#The full name of the disease, diabetes mellitus, is from the Greek and means "honey siphon", because one symptom is that the patient passes large amounts of urine containing high concentrations of sugar#Attached to the Canadian forces with the rank of major in World War Two, Banting undertook research in aeronautics. He died in an airplane crash
