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Health tech start up identifies ‘golden goose’ opportunity

The cGP Lab investigates the use of cyclic glycine-proline found in New Zealand blackcurrants to target type 2 diabetes.

WATCH: The cGP Lab chief executive Amanda Wiggins speaks with Kate McVicar.

Kate McVicar Mon, 07 Oct 2024

Health tech company The cGP Lab has identified a gap in the market for type 2 diabetes support.

A clinical study completed through an organisational collaboration identified that people with type 2 diabetes found taking cyclic glycine-proline (cGP) orally for three months significantly reduced the

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Kate McVicar Mon, 07 Oct 2024
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