Kick the ass of diabetes

Well, they are well on their way. I emailed Dr. Trucco, hopefully I will get a response, and they are curing up some diabetics right now :)

ScienceDaily: HealthWrap: New hope for diabetes cure

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  1. RonSeptember 28, 2006 at 4:01 AM

    Dave I have been relentless in pursuing researchers who are working towards curing Type I diabetes. I have attempted to contact Dr. Trucco and the other researchers at The Children Hospital of Pittsburgh. All to no avail. Apparently they now have a individual who is fielding all the emails going to the researchers. Unfortunately this person is a IDIOT. So, I am asking you Dave, what information have YOU uncovered?

    Please post here.

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