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by Rhys on May 23, 2006

The technique is less invasive than other strategies that require direct injections into the pancreas, the U.S. researchers note.
The approach is "very clever," said Dr. Bob Goldstein, chief scientific officer of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. "Short of sticking a needle directly into your pancreas and delivering a gene, how am I going to deliver something harmlessly, so it doesn't hurt you and it gets to where I want it to go? That's what's special about this," said Goldstein.
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