Weekly type 2 diabetes jab could replace daily injections

The Independent and BBC News describe the same event in different terms.

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What happenedHundreds of thousands of people with type 2 diabetes could get access to a new weekly insulin jab to replace daily injections.

What changedThe left frames it as "New type 2 diabetes jab could cut number of injections by 86 per cent". The center frames it as "Weekly type 2 diabetes jab could replace daily injections".

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Still Watching. The left frames it as "New type 2 diabetes jab could cut number of injections by 86 per cent". The center frames it as "Weekly type 2 diabetes jab could replace daily injections".

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BBC News6m ago

Weekly type 2 diabetes jab could replace daily injections

Hundreds of thousands of people with type 2 diabetes could get access to a new weekly insulin jab to replace daily injections.

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Center-left ·News report

The Independent48m ago

New type 2 diabetes jab could cut number of injections by 86 per cent

The treatment, also known as Onswik and made by Eli Lilly, is said to work as well as daily injections

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