New hope for type 1 diabetics

Hello good,

I share this article where a researcher and stem cells transplant a patient who has been insulin for more than 2 years.

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antonimar said:
article where a researcher already transplant stem cells to a patient who has been insulin to be insulin for more than 2 years.

But taking immunosuppressive drugs

sherpa41 said:

antonimar said:
article where an investigator already transplant steady cells to a patient who has been insulin

for more than 2 years.

But taking immunosuppressive drugs

Well, Sherpa41 (I speak from the ignorance, huh?) But I don't know in the long term that will be better ... if that or the insulins that we click at all hours, for so many years ...
I don't know if there will be studies with diabetics with as many years of illness as there are now ...
And apart all the "accessories" that send us ...

I don't know what is worse, I also start thinking that perhaps it is better of drugs.

But diabetics that have stopped needing insulin by transplants+ immunosuppression, there are for more than 30 years (my cousin included)

And every year they continue to collapse news of these as if they were something super new.

@Sherpa41 had no idea ... was your cousin type1 and has stopped clicking?😳

silviagrz said:
@sherpa41 had no idea ... was your cousin type1 and has stopped clicking?😳

Just when I debuted, 27 years ago.They made a kidney transplant and as I had to take immuno-suppressors, they put beta cells.Since then it is no longer clicking.Although from time to time they have to put cells again.