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Training Future Physician-Scientists to Develop New Treatments for Type-1 Diabetes
Bringing together renowned physicians and scientists to find a cure.
PEDIATRIC DIABETES RESEARCH CENTER
A Dream. A Goal. A Promise to Defeat Type 1 Diabetes.
Bringing together some of the world’s most renowned and dedicated research scientists and clinicians, with the goal of developing new therapies to treat, prevent and ultimately cure type 1 diabetes.
Our Mission
To improve the quality of life for those with diabetes through groundbreaking research in the prevention, treatment and cure of type 1 diabetes; and by providing optimal, compassionate clinical care and education.
News & Events
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New Director and Associate Director of UC San Diego's Pediatric Diabetes Research Center |
January 2012 - Maike Sander receives 2-year grant from JDRF to study "The proteome of beta-cell replication." |
“The creativity and synergy that results from integrating clinical care and research... offers the most promising way to successfully fight this devastating disease.”
Gabriel Haddad, MD,
Chair of Department of Pediatrics,
UC San Diego
Physician-in-Chief,
Rady Children's Hospital
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