Diabetes

GLP-1 drugs may hold few benefits beyond physical health, study finds

Research from UChicago economist finds no measurable shift in mood, employment or marriage among people taking medications such as Ozempic

New tech shows promise for ‘engineering’ cells to prevent type 1 diabetes

Researchers at UChicago have developed a nanoparticle system that can effectively deliver mRNA to insulin-producing cells, protecting them from the body’s autoimmune response

Albert Bendelac, renowned UChicago pathologist and mentor, 1956-2023

Professor helped establish Committee on Immunology as home of important research, premiere training program for young scientists

Human insulin as safe and effective as costlier insulin analogs

<p>Prof. Elbert S. Huang co-authors study comparing human insulin to insulin analog drugs</p>


Yale News

Two diabetes medications don’t slow progression of type 2 diabetes in youth

<p>RISE study, conducted in part at UChicago Medical Center, finds that tested diabetes medications do not slow the condition’s progression</p>


Could insulin pills prevent diabetes? Big study seeks answer

Article cites study co-authored by Prof. Louis Philipson on preventative diabetes treatments


Associated Press

Rare mutation kills off gene responsible for diabetes

Prof. Louis Philipson comments on significance of finding diabetes-reducing gene mutation for drug development