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Oct 15, 2026
Screening, Cell Therapy, and Adjunctive Agents at Breakthrough-T1D
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20:17Natalie BelliniHOST
Can I get rid of them before they ever even end up dysglycemic? That it's almost gonna be like a shopping cart of cures, not one cure, and I think we all thought that we would be, there would be one cure.
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20:31Natalie BelliniHOST
Um, I thought it was really interesting when they talked about the Edmonton data because we kind of all joke, oh, Edmonton came out how many years ago now? I don't even remember.
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20:40Natalie BelliniHOST
And all of those people, you know, they ended up back, you know, either on insulin or on some insulin.
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20:45Natalie BelliniHOST
And, but the data shows that the majority of them, their time and range is like 90-some percent.
Surgery Last: Regenerative Medicine Abroad
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22:14Steve AndersonGUEST
It's been around a long time, right? So this whole idea is not just started a couple of years ago.
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22:19Steve AndersonGUEST
In fact, the chief science officer for Solarian, Dr. Lakey, was involved in what's called the Edmonton Protocol, which some of your listeners might be familiar with.
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22:27Steve AndersonGUEST
That was the first attempt at producing islet cells, and it was done with cadaver cells.
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22:33Steve AndersonGUEST
right? That was the original way to get at it.