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Implantable device could save diabetes patients from dangerously low blood sugar (news.mit.edu)
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I apologize for implying anything offensive. Would you have any favorite treatment in trials? There was one method being developed at UBC which protected the langerfield cells using an artificial barrier that seemed the most promising. All the stem cell therapies failed afaik because they did not address immunity.

It seemed to me that immunotherapy combined with stem cell therapy was the best option but my knowledge of this subject is not great

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