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Islet transplants offer diabetes cure hope at Minnesota
At the University of Minnesota 48 patients received insulin producing islet cell transplants in a groundbreaking study. If approved as a biological drug facility the university could commercialize the treatment, potentially freeing many from daily insulin. The program spans decades of research and cites future sources including donor pancreas supply and pig derived islets as scalable options.
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University of Minnesota
Thoen
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Bernhard J. Hering
FDA
Hering
Boundary Waters Canoe Area
U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Stephanie Arneson
Rogers, Minn
Arneson
U's Islet
David Sutherland
John Najarian
University of Alberta
Edmonton
Lorna Zaworski
Minneapolis
Tom
Northtown
Tom Zaworski
Lorna
Oregon