How does stem cell therapy work in diabetic patients?
First, stem cells are taken from a diabetic patient or a donor. In the lab, pancreatic (which produce enzymes necessary for digestion and hormones that control sugar levels) cells are created through special chemicals and genetic methods. Once these reach the level of producing insulin, they are transplanted into the patient's body. The success rate depends on how the body accepts them.
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