pancreas

The discovery of insulin in 1921 insulin was a medical marvel and a real life-saver for people living with diabetes.

Norwegian research indicates our body may be able to cure itself of diabetes in the future. Researchers have found that neighbour-cells can take over functions of damaged or missing insulin-producing cells.

Researchers have developed “smart egg-carton” packages for transporting live human pancreas cells for transplantation to patients living with diabetes.

Researchers think a new type of diabetes - type 3c - is being wrongly diagnosed as type 2 diabetes.

Scientists at Monash University offer hope for a vaccine that could help prevent type 1 diabetes.