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  • AMANDA SMITH Defeats Type-1 Diabetes with Stem Cell Breakthrough

    Diabetes, Learning, My world, Videos 19.07.2025 No Comments

  • Clinical Trial Tests Cell Therapy to Cure People with Type 1 Diabetes

    Diabetes, My world, On my mind, Science 16.07.2025 No Comments
    Clinical Trial Tests Cell Therapy to Cure People with Type 1 Diabetes
    7/14/2025 · Research
    Vertex is recruiting participants for its zimislecel (VX-880) cell therapy trial. Early study results show promise that zimislecel may be the first functional cure for type 1 diabetes.
    Trial status: Recruiting

    Clinical Trials Identifier: NCT04786262

    Trial name: A Safety, Tolerability, and Efficacy Study of VX-880 in Participants with Type 1 Diabetes Diabetes type: Adults 18-65 years of age with type 1 diabetes

    Trial sponsor: Vertex Pharmaceuticals

     

    This clinical trial is testing zimislecel (VX-880), the first fully differentiated cell-derived islet cell therapy for type 1 diabetes. Early study results so far are promising, with 12 participants no longer needing daily insulin after one year of therapy. Though immunosuppressants are required to prevent the body’s immune system from attacking and destroying the new cells (similar to when someone receives an organ transplant), research so far indicates that zimislecel could be the first functional cure for type 1 diabetes.

     

    This clinical trial is unique in that it’s a combination phase 1, 2, and 3 trial. That means participants are being recruited to receive the therapy for the first time, as well as following people who have been in the study for years to see how zimislecel is working longer term.

     

    You may be eligible to participate if you:

    • Are 18-65 years old Have been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes for at least five years
    • Have had at least two episodes of documented severe hypoglycemia in the past year
    • Are on a stable diabetes treatment plan
    • Have used a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) consistently for at least three months prior to screening for the trial, and are willing to use the CGM during the trial
    • Have not had any prior islet cell transplants, organ transplants, or cell therapy

     

    This trial is currently recruiting in 29 locations worldwide, including the U.S., Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland, and more. Learn more about this study here or contact the Vertex study team at medicalinfo@vrtx.com or call (+)1-617-341-6777.

    https://diatribe.org/diabetes-research/clinical-trial-tests-cell-therapy-cure-people-type-1-diabetes

  • When is a Cure for Type 1 Diabetes? Islet Cell Transplantation Therapy Review with TCOYD

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  • New Developments in Diabetes Care! Dr. E Attends the 2025 ADA Scientific Sessions

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  • 12 Habits To Help Others Instantly Respect You

    Good Reads, LinkedIn, My world, On my mind, The way I see it 18.06.2025 No Comments

    Respect isn’t demanded. It’s earned.

    Not by being the loudest.
    Not by having the biggest title.
    But by how you show up, every single day.

    HABITS that make people instantly respect you:

    1. Keep your word.
    ↳ Say what you mean.
    ↳ Follow through.

    2. Listen more than you speak.
    ↳ People respect those who hear them.
    ↳ Not just those who wait to talk.

    3. Admit when you’re wrong.
    ↳ No excuses. No ego.
    ↳ Just honesty.

    4. Give credit where it’s due.
    ↳ Success is a team sport.
    ↳ Acknowledge the players.

    5. Stay calm under pressure.
    ↳ Stress shows character.
    ↳ Strength is quiet, not loud.

    6. Respect everyone, not just important people.
    ↳ Watch how someone treats the waiter.
    ↳ That’s who they really are.

    7. Don’t gossip.
    ↳ If they gossip to you, they gossip about you.
    ↳ Respect is built on trust.

    8. Be on time.
    ↳ Lateness signals disrespect.
    ↳ Value others’ time as much as your own.

    9. Set boundaries.
    ↳ People respect those who respect themselves.
    ↳ Learn to say no.

    10. Control your emotions.
    ↳ React less. Think more.
    ↳ Maturity earns respect.

    11. Lift others up.
    ↳ The best people share their success.
    ↳ Help people win.

    12. Never play the victim.
    ↳ Take ownership.
    ↳ Control what you can control.

    Respect is built over time.

    Respect isn’t about being liked.
    It’s about being trusted.

  • What Is a Differential Diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes?

    Diabetes, Good Reads, Learning, My world 05.06.2025 No Comments

    A type 1 diabetes diagnosis isn’t always as straightforward as you might think. That’s because the signs and symptoms of type 1 diabetes can closely resemble those of several other health conditions. Because of this, doctors must carefully rule out other possible diagnoses before confirming type 1 diabetes.

    This methodical approach is called making a “differential diagnosis.” If you’re uncertain about the accuracy of your diagnosis, still trying to understand why your blood glucose (blood sugar) is high, or not responding well to prescribed treatments, here’s how a differential diagnosis could help.

    Understanding Differential Diagnosis

    Health care providers often use a process of elimination to narrow down what’s responsible for certain signs (measurable indicators, like blood glucose levels) and symptoms (what you feel, such as weakness or fatigue). Although these other conditions may not be your final diagnosis, they’re potential causes that need to be considered. This approach of examining various relevant conditions before selecting the appropriate diagnosis is known as making a differential diagnosis.

    To continue reading the rest of this story, click (HERE) to go to  my T1D Dream website.

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