Decipher the cause of diabetes due to obesity
The immune system of overweight people always reacts to fatty tissues, countering the amount of insulin in the blood causing diabetes.
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The immune system of overweight people always reacts to fatty tissues, countering the amount of insulin in the blood causing diabetes.
A research program by British scientists has shown that people who eat green vegetables regularly will reduce their risk of type 2 diabetes.
For diabetics, the most important thing is to maintain blood sugar at normal levels. Controlling blood sugar means controlling healthy life.
Artificial spleen - a medical breakthrough - has just been successfully developed by British scientists.
Cell proteins with the ability to prevent the death of nerve cells can also help improve the effect of insulin and lower blood glucose levels.
In recent years, insulin cell transplantation trials for type I diabetics have been successful in some countries, especially in Australia. This treatment can help patien…
In an experiment in Russia, pig pancreatic cells showed a potential to help diabetics produce insulin. One month after transplantation, a patient was no longer dependent…
New discovery: Bone has an important role that no one has ever known. It is the osteocalcin produced by bones that can control insulin, blood sugar and body fat.
US scientists have created insulin from lettuce to treat diabetes. After successful mouse tests, this type of insulin is being tested on humans, opening up the opportuni…
Chinese Daily newspaper quoted Chinese scientists as saying that pumpkin extract could help replace or reduce daily insulin injections in patients with type 1 diabetes.
British and American scientists say they can use blood-derived stem cells in the umbilical cord of babies to help patients with type 1 diabetes restore their body's abil…
An international team of researchers used stem cells taken from the blood of sugar-poor patients to help them no longer depend on insulin-containing drugs. Scientists sa…
According to a report by the Geneva University Hospital (HUG), Switzerland, a diabetic woman has been living for 10 years without having to inject insulin through cell t…
Type 1 diabetes is only at an early stage when the body will not produce insulin chemicals used to break glucose, and as a result, increased blood sugar levels can cause…
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) says researchers have begun conducting village-based research on oral insulin to help prevent or slow the development of type 1 d…