New Pathways in Diabetes Research - Protecting Insulin-producing Beta Cells
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New Pathways in Diabetes Research - Protecting Insulin-producing Beta Cells
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Diabetes is one of the most common chronic diseases on the planet, with an estimated 830 million people having the condition worldwide. Most commonly, diabetes is managed through lifestyle changes and/or insulin therapy. However, novel approaches in diabetes research may shape new ways in which this disease is managed. In this episode, we welcome Dr. Nicole Krentz, an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and recent recipient of the Breakthrough T1D Career Development Award. She explains how expanding research into protecting insulin-producing beta cells of the pancreas might help us achieve better outcomes for diabetes patients in the future, along with uncovering hidden ties between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
To learn more about Nicole's work, visit https://pharmsci.ubc.ca/news/april-04-2026/dr-nicole-krentz-receives-breakthrough-t1d-career-development-award-advance-type