Diabetes Cure Blog

Living Cell Technologies Limited has today released the results of their DiabeCell(R) trials on Six patients with insulin dependent (type 1) diabetes. The company has released the results describing clinical benefit of the Company’s encapsulated porcine islet cells for the treatment of type 1 diabetes.

In a first ever attempt of its kind, the Washington Nationals have teamed up with MLB.com to raise funds to further the Children’s National Medical Center’s fight to eradicate childhood diabetes. On July 13, the Washington Nationals will encourage fans to send a  SMS text message with the word NATS to 90999 in order to [...]

After the HIV/AIDS, It is the time for the diabetes patients of Kenya to have a good news. The Kanyan group Saturday called for free treatment for diabetes patients aged under 18. The Kenya Diabetes Management and Information Centre programmes chief Eva Muchemi, said that intensive insulin therapy of daily injections costs up to 500 [...]

The new course created by the Kronos Optimal Health Company may help the prediabetic patients to avoid Diabetes.

According to the announcement done by the Department of Justice on 10 the of July, 2008 the Raynour Country Day School in Long Island, New York has agreed to enter into the settlement agreement with the United States to resolve two complaints filed by parents of children with diabetes who were turned down for the [...]

According to the study reported in the July issue of Diabetes Care, women who take green leafy vegetables and fruit have lower risk of type 2 Diabetes than those who take higher ratio of fruit juices.

San Diego Researchers at the University of California have thrown a new light on the treatment of type 1 diabetes (IDDM) especially among children. It speaks the relation between the diabetes and the vitamin D. The study has related the increasing rates of the disease in children to the amount of sunshine they are [...]

Researchers led by Joachim H. Ix, M.D., H. Ix, M.D., M.A.S., assistant professor in the Division of Nephrology and Hypertension and the Division of Preventive medicine at UC San Diego and at the San Diego Veterans Affairs Healthcare System, found that the higher is the level of protein Fetuin-A, higher is the risk of type [...]

Aetna (NYSE:AET) has announced an award of $40,000 to Ryan Cameron Foundation for its continuing efforts to reduce the effects of diabetes and childhood obesity in the Altanta area.

In a major breakthrough in the study of diabetes, the researchers at the State University of New York Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, New York, have found that the chemical called polychlorinated biphenyls or PCBs can be responsible for developing diabetes. The places that produce polychlorinated biphenyls run the risk of developing the disease [...]