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A University of Alberta team has developed a new step to improve the process for creating insulin-producing pancreatic cells from a patient's own stem cells, bringing the prospect of injection-free treatment closer for people with diabetes.

Gillian Rutherford • Promising results in innovative diabetes treatment method that enhances the safety of insulin cell transplants

Dr. Lakey has been recognized nationally and internationally for his groundbreaking research in cell and tissue transplantation for patients suffering from...

Data will be instrumental in upcoming Phase 2 clinical trial of MLR-1023, Adhera’s novel Type 1 Diabetes drug candidateCompany moving forward with...

A new documentary, to be released June 24, shows the human side of islet cell transplantation research for type 1 diabetes and follows encouraging data presentations at two medical meetings.

Islet Transplant Program is safe and reliable and helps people with hard-to-control diabetes stabilize their blood sugar levels.

Melanie Hibbard was in a busy banking career when she took her often tired and frequently urinating four-year-old son Connor to a pediatrician.

Diabetes researchers have logged another major milestone in their efforts to get people off injected insulin.

Diabetes researchers are reporting early success in a first-in-humans clinical trial to test whether pancreatic cells grown from a patient’s own blood

Diabetes researchers have logged another major milestone in their efforts to get people off injected insulin.