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<blockquote data-quote="pinewood" data-source="post: 997571" data-attributes="member: 147474"><p>I've been asked to sign up for this new study being run by King's College London - has anyone else taken a look?</p><p></p><p>The details are online at <a href="http://www.multipeptide.co.uk/" target="_blank">http://www.multipeptide.co.uk/</a> but, from what I understand, they are hoping that by injecting peptides found from the pancreatic beta cells we can "re-train" the immune system to stop it targeting beta cells for destruction. As such, it's a study that is especially useful for those of us who are newly diagnosed and in the "honeymoon" phase of still producing our own insulin.</p><p></p><p>Sounds like a great new development and research area. I'm approaching my one year Diabeteversary but still seem to be honeymooning, so the thought that this could help prolong it is very exciting!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pinewood, post: 997571, member: 147474"] I've been asked to sign up for this new study being run by King's College London - has anyone else taken a look? The details are online at [URL]http://www.multipeptide.co.uk/[/URL] but, from what I understand, they are hoping that by injecting peptides found from the pancreatic beta cells we can "re-train" the immune system to stop it targeting beta cells for destruction. As such, it's a study that is especially useful for those of us who are newly diagnosed and in the "honeymoon" phase of still producing our own insulin. Sounds like a great new development and research area. I'm approaching my one year Diabeteversary but still seem to be honeymooning, so the thought that this could help prolong it is very exciting! [/QUOTE]
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