This was in the news today
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Permalink Reply by Brian (bsc) on -
That is great. Do you know anything more about the work?
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No my mom found it online on our news and told me to read it
Maybe something will come of it I am not sure that I would do it anyway .I think diabetes is part of me now lol
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Permalink Reply by Gary on -
Its gonna happen sooner or later as long as politics let it. Many companies are finding solutions to protecting transplanted islets/beta cells without the need for anti rejection drugs. I can't wait to Viacyte to start their first human trial as they are using stem cells. I think Sernova Corp just started their first in human study and LCT was just approved for phase 2 in a refined formulation with a much higher dosage. None of these treatments address the core of the problem but if they can temporarily get us off the bottle in a safe manor not trading one set of problems for another I want to be first in line. As an old fart now with being diabetic longer then most on this board and hating living with as much as I do I demand to have front row seats to the begining of the end.
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