Stem cell therapy is not ideal for Type 2 diabetes as the condition stems from insulin resistance in body cells, not from faulty beta cells themselves.
Stem cell treatment is unlikely to be suitable for Type 2 diabetes because the primary issue is the body's cellular response to insulin, not non-functioning beta cells.
| Front | Explain why stem cell treatment is not likely to be suitable for treating type 2 diabetes. |
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| Back | Stem cell treatment and type 2 diabetes:
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