
Encellin and Breakthrough T1D Planning Phase 1 of Immune-Protected Cell Therapy for Type 1 Diabetes
The Canadian study will test whether the retrievable implant safely supports donor islets while preventing immune cells from reaching them.


The Canadian study will test whether the retrievable implant safely supports donor islets while preventing immune cells from reaching them.

Tongji Hospital is recruiting 15 participants for a single-center, dose-escalation Phase 1 study primarily assessing adverse events through 48 weeks after treatment.

Syntax is bringing its Cellgorithm cell-therapy discovery platform to the table, while Mayo Clinic will provide expertise in pancreatic biology and functional testing for preclinical diabetes.

The partnership hopes to speed up the scalable development of SC451 for type 1 diabetes by standardizing treatment protocols, improving clinical delivery and post-care, and preparing the therapy for broader use across care sites.

Long-term follow-up suggests ProTrans may help preserve insulin production, with results varying by dose.

After stepping back from stem cell therapies last year, Novo is passing the torch on diabetes cell therapies to Aspect Biosystems, who will continue to commercialize the tech.

The partnership will focus on bringing oral mucosal stem cell therapy for diabetic foot ulcers to Florida, with FDA trials planned.

Dr. Marty Makary and Dr. Vinay Prasad publish new article in New England Journal of Medicine, proposing a new pathway. Here are the details.

The Phase 2 study showed good results for placenta-derived cell therapy for diabetic foot ulcers complicated by PAD.

The new grants will support diverse early-stage research projects, aiming to advance regenerative medicine tools and future therapies.

Sana Biotechnology reported six-month clinical data demonstrating successful survival and function of transplanted islet cells without immunosuppressive medication.

The company has concluded dosing in its largest pediatric diabetes trial, evaluating ProTrans therapy's safety and insulin-preserving potential

Vertex recently presented encouraging Phase 1/2 results for zimislecel, a stem cell-derived therapy showing sustained insulin production in type 1 diabetes patients.

In a recent policy position statement, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) mentioned that stem cell technology has its use cases in drug discovery, albeit it needs to be done in an ethical, safe way. Here's what they said: Stem cells are an integral…