Does anyone know of any research studies for preserving cells in newly diagnosed pts (under the age of 4)?

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Kelly (Ehrhardt) - posted on 08/02/2009

Yes the ADA (American Diabetes Association) does have research going on for newly diagnosed patients (within 90 days, I think) that is about the beta-cell regenration. Maybe if you go to there website you will find more information about it. I know they do it down here in TX at Baylor Medical Center.

Michelle - posted on 11/20/2008

I believe their are similar research studies at the Barbara Davis Center in Denver but maybe just for adults. My husband was approached about the study in January. It might be worthwhile to contact the BDC if you haven't already. www.barbaradaviscenter.org

Susan - posted on 11/20/2008

I don't know if this will help, but this is another form of diabetes that was brought to my attention just yesterday! Itis called monogenic diabetes and is not actually an auto-immune disorder. I don't know if it actually applies to your son, but I thought it is definitely worth telling you about! You can read about it at the following link: http://www.monogenicdiabetes.org/



I was pretty blown away when I read it. Unfortunately, I don't think it applies to my daughter, but it was extremely interesting to say the least!



The other link is a story that was on NBC news with Brian Williams a few days ago. You can watch the broadcast at: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032619/#277...



Good luck!

Carole - posted on 11/19/2008

Try this:

http://www.bsc.gwu.edu/bsc/studies/trial...

I am not sure what you are looking for, or if this fits, but it was what I have found. My husband and 3 year old have type 1, so we are in a similiar situation. Chase has been honeymooning for 9 months now. 5 shots a day, but only 6-8 units of insulin. Our doctor feels that he is not on enough insulin to move him to a pump. Unlike you we are very anxious for the honeymoon to end so that we can have the flexibilty and convenience that the pump offers.