The Malaysian Insider, 20 Nov 2008
SINGAPORE, Nov 20 - A possible treatment for diabetes in future could involve transplanting insulin-producing cells into patients.
Singapore scientists have found a way to mass-produce life-saving cells for diabetic mice and are hoping they can soon do the same for humans.
If they are successful, this could be a treatment for diabetic patients who don't get enough insulin in their bodies to break down glucose.
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