Australian doctors have developed a new pump for type-one diabetes patients to avoid life-threatening seizures and comas. Tim Jones head of the Department of Endocrinology at Princess Margaret Hospital for Children in Perth Australia and his team had developed an artificial 'pancreas-like' pump that delivers and suspends insulin in diabetes patients Xinhua reported on Friday. The new device can identify a potentially fatal coma in patients and suspend the supply of insulin when their blood-sugar levels get dangerously low. (Read: Cut risk of diabetes by 30 per cent with just 30 minutes of physical activity) 'Some patients will notice symptoms
