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U of T discovered insulin in 1921. Today, we’re hard at work on a cure for diabetes. With one of the largest concentrations of diabetes researchers in the world, the University of Toronto is uniquely positioned to make history once again.

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With a focus on skin cells, U of T’s Michael Sefton seeks ‘huge step forward’ in diabetes treatment

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Researchers use AI to predict risk of developing type 2 diabetes

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U of T researchers develop antibody drug that could treat diabetic retinopathy

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U of T endocrinologist Lorraine Lipscombe to lead ‘powerhouse’ diabetes research network

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With a health equity lens, U of T researcher leads study focused on diabetes-related vision loss

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Insulin 100: U of T researchers work on novel drug therapies for diabetes, other illnesses

A doctor sits beside a blood sugar metre and other diabetes medications

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Diabetes disparities: U of T researchers work with communities at risk

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Insulin 100: How the road to a diabetes cure is yielding better treatments

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Diabetes drug could prevent brain damage in children receiving radiation for tumours: U of T study

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U of T researchers uncover equity gap in diabetes-related AI

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