Type 1 diabetes. Clinical trials are due soon.
We've had some amazing news from the media, the medical industry, and the diabetics that we're going to be able to produce a vaccine for diabetes.
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We've had some amazing news from the media, the medical industry, and the diabetics that we're going to be able to produce a vaccine for diabetes.
(Laughter)
I've jumped into the news of 10/21 information that Finnland research team will soon start a human clinical trial for Type 1 diabetes patients.
This diabetes vaccine, which is a worldwide focus, is also a challenge that has been challenged by research teams around the world for years.
Image: Tampere
What's Type 1 diabetes?
Type 1 diabetes, caused by heredity and other causes, unlike what happens in the lifestyle of Type 2 diabetes.
The life of a type-diabetes patient who is born with diabetes due to an obesity in her mother's womb will be expected to be much more effective in the future than these vaccines. So what kind of research is going on?
I've found a type 1 diabetes virus!
I heard that this time I discovered a virus that causes Type 1 diabetes in Finland's Tanpere University team. The Entello virus penetrates the pancreas and eventually causes diabetes, and it's highly likely to heal by destroying the cells that produce insulin. It would be very encouraging to be able to identify several viruses that bring the greatest risk.
And then we're going to start with a human test.
Ready to test the person. Although the results are very much dependent from here, even though animal experiments have already ended, it is possible to spend a new amount of time in human beings, but a large project involving funded operations, combined with Tampere, Türq and Hale.
So let's continue to maintain as much health care as each one can, hoping that the good results will be able to chain around the world a day early.