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Hello, I am Janey Willis, ISN Guide to Diabetes. Type 1 Diabetes is an autoimmune disease, and Type 2 Diabetes is caused by risk factors such as lifestyle, ethnicity, age, and pregnancy. The majority of people with diabetes are Type 2. This page has not yet been medically edited. Just because something is listed here does not mean an individual patient will ever experience it. See Disclaimer.

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Opportunities to Participate in Clinical Studies. Type 1 Diabetes Clinical Studies Seeking Volunteers. National Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney Diseases.

Research on Diabetes

Innate immunity and its role in type 1 diabetes. The discovery that innate signaling pathways are involved in the mechanism that may trigger islet inflammation and destruction holds great promise for the identification of new innate signaling molecules that could be targeted to specifically inhibit the autoimmune process to prevent autoimmune diabetes. (PubMed) Zipris, D. Curr Opin Endocrinol Diabetes Obes. August 2008.

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