Stem cell transplant for severe scleroderma; infant formula and type 1 diabetes; and monitoring bacteria in the body with ultrasound

January 23, 2018 Edition

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Stem cell transplant helps people with severe scleroderma

A study of people with severe scleroderma found that a new approach using stem cell transplants provides a better outcome than an immune-suppressing drug.


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Does infant formula affect development of type 1 diabetes?

Results from a new study suggest no change in current guidelines for formula feeding in infants who are at risk for type 1 diabetes.


Transmission electron micrograph of a genetically engineered E. coli bacterium

Monitoring bacteria in the body with ultrasound

Researchers engineered genes that allowed them to detect bacteria in the bodies of mice. The technique could allow tracking of bacteria used in treatments for gut infections and cancer.


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