Diabetes drug shows promise

Article Abstract:

Researchers are establishing the effectiveness of a known anti-rejection drug in the prevention and control of juvenile and adolescent diabetes. Azathioprine, a drug administered to transplant patients, has been shown to control the body's attack on insulin-producing beta cells.

Care and treatment, Physiological aspects, Youth, Diabetes in youth, Juvenile diabetes, Azathioprine

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The orchid girls of Burma

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Dr. Cynthia Maung's clinic provide the only medical care available to the people of Chogali, Myanmar and its outlying tribal communities. Dr. Maung's clinic, located in Mae Sot, Thailand, provides the only source of relief for a troubled nation and its orchid girls.

Health aspects, Medical care, Myanmar, Maung, Cynthia

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David Mata's promise

Article Abstract:

David Mata dreamt of helping the Chicano people someday. He made good in his studies until he became a doctor. Later, he worked with the Salud Medical Center in Woodburn, Oregon whose patients are mostly migrant and seasonal farm workers.

Mata, David

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