@nbcnews: Katie Beth Hand was one of several people with Type 1 diabetes who were able to go off insulin after participating in a small clinical trial. Patients in the trial received an experimental drug designed to prevent transplant rejection with fewer side effects, but all of the experts who spoke to NBC News cautioned that much more research is needed — in a larger group of patients and carried out over a longer period of time.

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Now make it free

Pittopotamus :

What about Type 2?

🪶Vickus☆Torialus🪶 :

Wow, I hope it will eventually be accessible for everyone who would benefit from it 🥺

Chris Hughes :

This is the most promising advance for type 1

ام محمد 🤍🩷 :

I hate this world so much

James :

so instead of being life dependent on insulin, she is life dependent on anti rejection medicine.

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Government hearing this

dalebaldwin136 :

Questionable

Felipe🕷️ :

Wow.

Ninety Nine Design / Livvy :

any single man?

Great guy :

Excellent 👍

AI Pam Bondi :

Hold up. Cadaver? 😳 Zombie apocalypse??????

Jogi Diary :

Jason Duval 🎮🚀👽 :

j d vance 2028

Ninety Nine Design / Livvy :

j d vance 2028

Dana :

why the liver? lol the pancreas makes insulin. 😂

TTING TTONG 103 :

......HUMAN is greater than GOD,....btw.......

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If this doctor is not part of the treatments, why the f*** is he being interviewed

Jogi Diary :

COCKO🐓of TRUTH :

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Bama :

China has already done this with your own stem cells. No rejection worries 😏

Sunshine 🌞 :

in China they're giving out dead people blood now all of a sudden we're getting dead people's cells stem cells hell no didn't hell no