Type 1 diabetes: A tale of the pancreas under siege | Professor Sarah Richardson
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Type 1 diabetes happens when the immune system attacks the beta cells in your pancreas. But when it comes to how and why beta cells are destroyed, or what triggers this - we still don’t have all the answers.
Professor Sarah Richardson is studying a rare collection of pancreas samples to help piece together the puzzle. In this lecture, she explains how this new understanding could lead us to ways of preventing or curing type 1 diabetes in the future.
This is an edited version of the RD Lawrence Lecture presented at the Diabetes UK Professional Conference 2021. 
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Amazing, keep up the brilliant work and thank you.
Nice lecture, thanks Dr
thanks for the informative review
Brilliant stuff. Wish we could have more presentations like this.
Well presented Sarah!
*You Did Not Choose To Be Classified As Diabetic, But You Can Choose To Fight Back Against Diabetes* 💪
Thankyou for the knowledge
Fascinating talk, especially considering the T1DE1 and T1DE2. I was diagnosed aged 30 very suddenly and have often wondered if late onset has a different pathology.
Thank you, I'm a biomed science student and my dissertation project is on the enzyme A20s' role in beta-cell protection from auto-immune insult. By watching this video, I now have a much better understanding of the mechanisms involved in immune targeted activity on the beta cells, and hopefully I can make a connection regarding the role of A20 enzyme, and the NF-kB pathway involved in beta cell defense.
@WilliamSherman-il9yy also working on a same concept but not for just T1DM but for other autoimmune diseases and cancer would really wanna have a session with you
Mam age 8 year 10 months gad 65 immunoluminoscence 0.1ng/dl what i do
Hi Kantha. You may find it beneficial to speak to our helpline. Get in touch on 0345 123 2399 or helpline@diabetes.org.uk (Mon - Fri; 9am - 6pm). We have lots of information resources to assist with your concerns on our website (www.diabetes.org.uk/). Please don't hesitate to get back in touch if we can be of further assistance.
Is there any chance of permanent cure of type 1 diabetes
Hi Swati. Thanks for your comment. Whilst there currently no cure, our scientists aiming to develop and test treatments for type 1 diabetes - called immunotherapies - that target the immune system to stop it destroying beta cells. Find out more here: www.diabetes.org.uk/diabetes-the-basics/is-there-a-cure
@Katherine Foster Wanna really save lives? Stop spamming lethal lies like that!
No. Functional cure is a few years away, pathological ("real") cure even more.
OT: Reporting Katherine for child abuse before she actually kills someone with her voodoo mumbojumbo herbal "cures".