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New research and clinical trials are making way for new treatments and therapies for an improved quality of life for diabetics. New medications on the horizon could make your treatment plan more manageable.
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What if our beta cells, the cells in the pancreas that produce insulin, could be instructed to multiply so they could produce more insulin when we needed it? That’s what happens when women are pregnant and need more insulin because of their increased weight. Harvard scientists think they may have discovered how to get this to…
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Kelsey Bonilla, Health Guide, posted How the Articifial Pancreas Technology… Last week I was fortunate to attend a JDRF luncheon entitled,…
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Ann Bartlett, Health Guide, commented on Diabetes Research Institute's BioHub:… There are a lot of people who believe that DRI is the place for the cure,…
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