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Intestinal bacteria. Illustration Mjak/Shutterstock

Intestinal bacteria are involved in diseases such as diabetes and Crohn's disease

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Snoopy Apreza insulin inhaler. Photo: public relations

Sanofi and MannKind announce that Afrezza, the only inhaled insulin, has begun marketing in the US

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An explanation of the operation of the device for the correct insertion of an epidural, developed by the company Omoz Medical. PR photo

An implant for the treatment of diabetes, a device for the correct injection of an epidural, robots that help in agriculture among the companies of Trendlines Greenhouse that were recently presented at an investor conference

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Fluorescence microscopy imaging of brown fat cells. The cells were marked when they transfected glucose 1 (GLUT1) (in green). The new signaling pathway was identified by discovering the way glucose transporters move from the inside to the outside of brown fat cells during stimulation.

A new mechanism for the treatment of diabetes

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A girl with juvenile diabetes injects insulin. shutterstock photo

Children are too sweet

diet Coke. Photo: shutterstock

Artificial sweeteners may increase the tendency to diabetes

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The hydrogel is colored blue before the glucose is added, then it turns red as the glucose concentration increases. [Courtesy of Chunjie Zhang]

Continuous monitoring of blood sugar levels by changes in the color of the hydrogel

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A sensor that continuously monitors the acidity level of the blood and responds to diabetes-based acidosis while producing insulin. [Courtesy of ETH Zurich]

A sensitive acidity sensor that initiates insulin production

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Photography from the intestinal cavity to their surface using a scanning electron microscope. You can see groups of bubbles protruding from the surface of the goblet cells, on their way to be released into the intestinal cavity. In a mouse without inflammasome, the bubbles are prominent but not secreted

Control, ripening and excrement

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Prof. Gal Beitan, UCLA, from a video accompanying the crowd funding request

Numbers that cut amyloids - a cure for degenerative diseases (in recruitment) for the masses

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Measuring blood sugar for a type 1 diabetic baby. Photo: shutterstock Sugar for a type 1 diabetic baby. Photo: 150699080

First clinical trial of treatment with a drug that is safe to use for type 1 diabetes patients (youth) near the time of their diagnosis

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Single cell populations in the intestine. Scanning electron microscope photograph of single-cell populations on top of intestinal epithelial cells

The second genome

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From the right: Sharina Shetrim, Prof. Rivka Polak, Itai Afudi, Prof. Sanford Sampson, Dr. Yaron Winik, Roi Yitzchak, Prof. Yehiel Zik, Dr. Eitan Elkhanani, Hadas Shatz-Azolai, Dr. Siglit Bora-Chalpon . resistance

Depression, diabetes and everything in between

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Dr. Eli Lewis (center) together with Eyal Ozari and another lab member - David Ohion. Photo: Danny Machlis, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

A method of receiving pancreatic islet transplants between members of different species has been developed, by combining natural blood protein and a common drug

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The control of blood glucose levels by the hormones insulin and glucagon released from the pancreas. From Wikipedia

Combining hormones as a new treatment for diabetes and obesity

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Dr. Igor Kogan performs leg catheterization. Photo: Orna Nitzan.

The legs of hundreds of diabetics were saved from amputation by Rambam; General data on the spread of the disease in Israel

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Prof. Michel Rebel at the Life Sciences Baltics 2012 conference. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

Prof. Michel Rebel at the Life Sciences Baltics 2012 conference: "Stem cells can be used to restore the pancreatic islets of diabetic patients"

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Dr. Eli Lewis (center) together with Eyal Ozari and another lab member - David Ohion. Photo: Danny Machlis, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

from the bottom of my heart

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Dr. Shulamit Levenberg. Photo: The Technion

The Technion researchers built an array of sponges containing pancreatic islets surrounded by a network of blood vessels, which foreshadows the potential for preparing transplantable "islets"

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blood capillaries Figure: Wikipedia

A "neglected" diabetic patient? All is not lost

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Insulin pump and glucose meter. From Wikimedia

Health sciences - a mystery in the field of diabetes / Marin McKenna

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Dr. Assaf Hellman, Hebrew University

A new method for deciphering risk factors for the disease was successfully applied in a study conducted by Hebrew University researchers

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Dr. Weinstein in his room

A study by the Wolfson Medical Center found that eating cinnamon has a medical benefit: it helps lower blood pressure

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From the right (standing): Roni Oren, Dr. Tali Melkman-Zahavi, Sharon Cardo-Russo. (Sitting): Amitai Mandelbaum, Natalie Rivkin and Dr. Eran Hornstein. a positive factor

micro-macro

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Dr. Kobi Nachmias. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

A scientist from the Hebrew University has developed a nanotechnological drug that helps heal chronic wounds

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