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diabetes

  • Diabetes market growing, obesity market shrinking: analysts 10/03/2010 12:16:00

    Datamonitor Group predicts antidiabetics market will continue to expand, but obesity plagued by perception and treatment issues.
    Datamonitor Group predicts antidiabetics market will continue to expand, but obesity plagued by perception and treatment issues.
  • Living Cell Technologies implant given regulatory tick in Russia 10/03/2010 11:53:00

    Brings Living Cell Technologies closer to commercialisation of xenotransplantation device to treat diabetes.
    Brings Living Cell Technologies closer to commercialisation of xenotransplantation device to treat diabetes.
  • Link found between Hepatitis C and diabetes 09/03/2010 17:31:00

    Researchers at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research found that individuals with Hepatitis C are more likely to develop diabetes.
    Researchers at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research found that individuals with Hepatitis C are more likely to develop diabetes.
  • Feature: Appetite for NPY 01/03/2010 16:27:00

    A better understanding of neuropeptide Y could lead to new therapeutics to treat obesity. Herbert Herzog gives some insights in to this complex system.
    A better understanding of neuropeptide Y could lead to new therapeutics to treat obesity. Herbert Herzog gives some insights in to this complex system.
  • Biotech Market Spotlight: Mesoblast 11/01/2010 10:19:00

    Mesoblast generates impressive gains over Christmas.
    Mesoblast generates impressive gains over Christmas.
  • Gene therapy and stem cells save limb 09/12/2009 10:53:00

    Treatment could help improve blood flow and decrease tissue death in individuals with diabetes.
    Treatment could help improve blood flow and decrease tissue death in individuals with diabetes.
  • Xenotransplantation patient less reliant on insulin 07/12/2009 10:47:00

    First patient to receive Living Cell Technology's Diabcell implant has reduced insulin dose.
    First patient to receive Living Cell Technology's Diabcell implant has reduced insulin dose.
  • Opinion: Xenotransplantation: medical advance denied 09/11/2009 17:01:00

    With New Zealand government recently opening the door to xenotransplantation trials – it is time for the Australian government to reconsider its moratorium.
    With New Zealand government recently opening the door to xenotransplantation trials – it is time for the Australian government to reconsider its moratorium.
  • Life Scientist of the Year announced 28/10/2009 17:40:00

    Professor Michael Cowley awarded 2009 Science Minister’s Prize for Life Scientist of the Year for work on obesity and diabetes.
    Professor Michael Cowley awarded 2009 Science Minister’s Prize for Life Scientist of the Year for work on obesity and diabetes.
  • Pig breeding facility for xenotransplantation opens in NZ 02/07/2009 12:25:00

    Living Cell Technologies opens pig breeding facility ahead of xenotransplantation trials to treat type 1 diabetes.
    Living Cell Technologies opens pig breeding facility ahead of xenotransplantation trials to treat type 1 diabetes.
  • Diabetes biomarker discovered 24/06/2009 19:30:00

    Hormone adiponectin could be used to better diagnose and treat type 2 diabetes.
    Hormone adiponectin could be used to better diagnose and treat type 2 diabetes.
  • Xenotransplantation trial to commence in NZ 24/06/2009 15:33:00

    Calls for Australian Government to lift moratorium on xenotransplantation so similar trials can occur here.
    Calls for Australian Government to lift moratorium on xenotransplantation so similar trials can occur here.
  • Diabetes, cancer link may 'revolutionise' therapies 04/06/2009 09:55:00

    T-cell breakthrough could lead to immune boosting treatments
    T-cell breakthrough could lead to immune boosting treatments
  • Go-ahead for LCT 21/10/2008 12:35:00

    LCT receives govt approval to trial DiabeCell porcine islets in NZ
    LCT receives govt approval to trial DiabeCell porcine islets in NZ
  • 2010: a Sydney Project 23/05/2008 12:18:00

    The Sydney Project aims to have human embryonic stem cells in clinical trials to treat type 1 diabetes in four years.
    The Sydney Project aims to have human embryonic stem cells in clinical trials to treat type 1 diabetes in four years.
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