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British School Kids With Diabetes Gain First Time Freedom From Injections With New Insulin Pump Guidelines
01.09.2008 04:25
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With some 20,000 UK children with Type 1 diabetes(i) about to start the new school year, new guidance from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) looks set to revolutionise the way children manage their diabetes, granting more freedom and control for their condition, by greater access to insulin pump therapy.
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CIRM Applauds The Reprogramming Of Pancreas Cells To Produce Insulin
01.09.2008 04:25
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The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM), the state stem cell agency, issued the following statement regarding the research published in Nature by a team from Harvard that showed it is possible to take a type of adult pancreas cell that doesn't normally produce insulin and reprogram them to produce insulin. CIRM applauds the creativity and value in the research reported and shares the excitement in the promise it might hold.
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Preventing Type 2 Diabetes - Can You Help? UK
01.09.2008 04:25
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Diabetes UK is organising a ground breaking event bringing together national and international academics as well as policy makers to discuss and decide future research priorities into the prevention of Type 2 diabetes. We need people with diabetes and at risk of diabetes to bring their expertise of living with Type 2 diabetes.
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