The first diabetic treated with insulin (history)

Thanks Fer

101 years have passed since Leonard Thompson received the first dose of insulin ...

Am I just me or do you also think that a long time has passed, but there are not so many advances with insulin?

fer said:
101 years have passed since Leonard Thompson received the first dose of insulin ...

Am I just me or do you also think that a long time has passed, but there are not so many advances with insulin?

You are not just you.You just have to see my signature.

In 100 years, progress has been made in almost all a barbarity, instead we continue with the same slavery therapy.

And what we have left !!!!
We will see a thousand palliative gadgets, but the cure never

But, let's see. It is that we are missing cells, it is as if an organ is missing.,, I find no more solution than implant, transplant, artificial pancreas .., cell culture without other problems.
Nor is a hypothyroidism cure, for example, but it is not so urgent, because the treatment is simpler.
We have the disadvantage that those missing cells do a very specific and very variable job.
What could be a solution is a medication that will avoid excess glycosylation of the tissues and, therefore, complications, which is what most worries.

Yes, it is difficult, the truth ... not even the transplant: in addition to all that implies, our antibodies would attack the new pancreas.It is not easy, no.At least, keep moving forward to technology and makes life easier, or a medication like the one @regina says.

After 36 years in these lides ...

... I still trust that some descend, laboratories, "Medical Visitors" ... In all I trust ... The same thing I don't think that the workshop mechanics leave me a fault prepared to return in a few months ...
THE SOLUTION IS DIFFICULT ... MUCH I EVIL TO ALL AND TAKE CARE !!!