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The province takes pride in being home to the discovery of insulin and stem cells, and the largest life sciences jurisdiction in Canada. The new funding will help the province’s researchers and companies develop innovative life-saving medicines and technologies of tomorrow.
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Suri, as the company’s approach is “a very unique marriage between very rational protein engineering and immunology.”. In the program, it was demonstrated that pro-insulin specific T cells from human subjects, which are prominent in patients with type 1 diabetes, could be effectively dampened with an Immuno-STAT.
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2) Allow for the re-importation of insulin. Buying medicine for personal use from Canadian pharmacies, for example, is clearly not an “unreasonable risk.”. The part of the executive order specific to insulin could be a game changer more immediately. 3) Finish the federal rule on importation of drugs from Canada.
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