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August 31st, 2004
Grad’s Breakthrough Artificial Pancreas May Help Diabetics
Abstract:
Even though her colleagues told her it was impossible to create an artificial pancreas that could alleviate diabetes, and that she would never finish it in time to graduate from UC Berkeley, Tejal Desai finished what she set out to do. For three decades, scientists have tried to develop an artificial pancreas. But Desai’s Ph.D. project was a breakthrough in bioengineering research.
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