Insulin

In this compelling history, Stuart Bradwel examines the groundbreaking discovery of insulin in 1922 and its profound impact on medicine, highlighting both its life-saving potential and the ongoing challenges faced by patients. While the drug has transformed diabetes treatment, access and affordability remain significant issues, revealing a complex landscape where medical innovation and social inequalities intersect. Bradwel’s narrative invites reflection on the true promise of this celebrated breakthrough as the world continues to grapple with its legacy.