• MentalEdge
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        6 months ago

        Yeah but the person “cured” had type 2.

        There might be applications for type 1, but that’s speculation.

      • @[email protected]M
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        The articles suggest that it may be beneficial for Type 1, but that’s unconfirmed. The nature of early-stage clinical trials is that people don’t really know how things will work. That’s the point of the trials.

    • Schadrach
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      76 months ago

      Important to know. Reading on how it works on the article, I wonder if it could be used for type 1, likely in combination with some kind of drug therapy to prevent the body from just killing the new islet cells.

    • @KISSmyOSFeddit
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      36 months ago

      Isn’t type 2 the one that effects massively more people?

        • JJROKCZ
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          It’s adult onset diabetes, just means it didn’t appear during childhood. A lot of people think type 2 is “fat American diet” diabetes but for many of us it’s a genetic condition and typically manifests in the mid 30s regardless of diet. You don’t necessarily become insulin dependent immediately but it’s likely you will progress there

    • @SuperIce
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      16 months ago

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