World’s first diabetes cure with cell therapy achieved in China
World’s first diabetes cure with cell therapy achieved in China
The team used the patient's own peripheral blood mononuclear cells, transformed them into "seed cells," and reconstituted pancreatic tissue.
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I want to believe, but do we have independent third parties that acknowledge the victory? Is it more than just a report?
If I understood this correctly, we had good data from other studies supporting that this method (probably) works, it's the actually doing it that is the challenge. And of course one study is just one study.
I'm glad such progress is being made, although I don't see an actual verifiable report of the impressive claims for this patient. The linked paper doesn't discuss the report, and no other references to this patient appear to exist from the article.
I've read too many truly impressive reports from Chinese researchers this year that I feel extra need to take such reports with a grain of salt. If I had a dollar for every claim that we've just made a major advancement in battery technology that will replace lithium-ion from a Chinese university...
The report was published on a peer review journal. In scienrodoc term this account as a third party acknowledgement.
https://stemcellres.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13287-023-03574-3
Thanks! I don't really see anything about this patient's miraculous recovery in the paper, though.
I haven't read the entire paper, so I could be being bone-headed enough. It's good to see some acknowledgement of their work to help support the claims.