Banting House

Banting House in London, Ontario, is a historic site dedicated to Dr. Frederick Banting, co-discoverer of insulin. It’s known as the “Birthplace of Insulin” because Banting developed the groundbreaking treatment for diabetes there in 1921. The house has been turned into a museum showcasing Banting’s life, his work, and the significance of insulin in saving millions of lives worldwide. It serves as a tribute to innovation in medicine and to Banting’s contributions to healthcare. Visitors can learn about the scientific process behind insulin discovery and the impact of this discovery on managing diabetes.