Will Nano Medicine Prove to be a Game Changer in Diabetes?

  • Farooq A Sheikh Department of Clinical Biochemistry SKIMS
  • Syed Mudassar Department of Clinical Biochemistry SKIMS
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Abstrakt

Diabetes is not one but 5 different complex disorders that arises from various causes, including dysregulated glucose sensing or insulin secretion (maturity-onset diabetes of the young, MODY), autoimmune-mediated β–cell destruction (type 1), or insufficient compensation for peripheral insulin resistance (type 2). Type 2 diabetes afflicts millions of people worldwide, the leading cause of blindness, kidney failure, and amputation among adults a major health problem that’s increasingly getting worse. However, with the advent of nanomedicine it has generated an immense interest among nanotechnologists, endocrinologists as well academic researchers, as it is imperative that effective monitoring and treatment options to be developed to successfully manage and control diabetes. JMS 2014;17(1):2-3

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Biogramy autorów

Farooq A Sheikh, Department of Clinical Biochemistry SKIMS

Ph.D 

Syed Mudassar, Department of Clinical Biochemistry SKIMS

Ph.D

Opublikowane
2014-06-24
Dział
Editorial

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