Dr David Greene MD

  In this video, Dr David Greene,Arizona , of the Stem Cells Translational Medicine Center in Phoenix, AZ, discusses a new treatment for epilepsy that is showing promise in early clinical trials. This treatment involves using stem cells to help repair damaged brain tissue that is causing epileptic seizures. The results so far have been very promising, with a significant reduction in seizure activity in many patients.

  What is Diabetes? Diabetes is one of the most severe chronic illnesses and the world's eighth most critical disease. Diabetes is responsible for 14.5% of all deaths, up from 6.5% in 2014. Too much glucose in your blood can lead to health problems over time. Diabetes is sometimes called "a touch of sugar" or " borderline diabetes ." These terms imply that someone does not have diabetes or has a milder case, but every case of diabetes is serious. Occurrence of Diabetes Diabetes develops when the body develops insulin resistance, resulting in an imbalance in blood glucose/sugar levels. Glucose is a primary source of energy for the human body. Insulin is the hormone that transports glucose from food to cells. Diabetes is one of Pakistan's most common and rapidly growing diseases. How is the body affected by diabetes?  There are primarily two interrelated problems that work in type 2 diabetes. Your pancreas does not produce enough insulin, so a hormone regulate