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The Diabetes Transplant Unit (DTU) is a cutting-edge research group that aims to find a means of reversing type-I diabetes (insulin-dependent diabetes), in humans.

The DTU is based in Randwick, Sydney at the Prince of Wales Hospital, which is a University of New South Wales teaching hospital.  It has a dedicated team of 20 scientists that have both academic and technical expertise.

Should you wish to make a contribution to the Unit to help us reach our goals, please direct your tax deductible contributions or bequest to the Australian Foundation for Diabetes Research which can be reached c/- DTU. Thankyou for your support.

Support the Australian Foundation for Diabetes Research with a one-time, tax-deductible donation: $ 2 25 50 75 100 500 1,000 type other amount or send a donation by post, buy a donation gift certificate for a present, or make a bequest: >> find out more <<

Bernie Tuch at work in the DTU

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The Diabetes Transplant Unit is part of this unique collaboration of world-renowned scientists, physicians, engineers, chemists and molecular biologists from three continents working together to cure diabetes as fast as possible. The focus of the project is encapsulation of insulin-producing cells for insulin dependent diabetes. www.chicagodiabetesproject.org

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