Rachmiel Levine-Arthur Riggs Symposium 2025 Resource Hub  – 

Welcome to our resource hub for Rachmiel Levine-Arthur Riggs Diabetes Research Symposium! This is a one-stop-shop for all your Rachmiel Arthur Levine-Riggs needs. We will be updating the resource hub daily, so check back in for the latest on this fantastic meeting.

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  3. Conference Program
  4. Day-by-day Conference Preview

Daily Coverage

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  2. Day #2 Highlights
  3. Day #3 Highlights
  4. Day #4 Highlights

Top Highlights

  1. Dr. Witkowski delivers an opening address highlighting the evolution of islet transplantation treatments
  2. Tegoprubart as a less toxic alternative for immunosuppression in islet allogenic transplantation
  3. Chemically induced pluripotent stem cell-derived islet transplantation as the future of T1D cures
  4. Dr. Michael Rickels on stem cell-derived islets and Vertex’s VX-880 (zimisclecel)
  5. Dr. Carmella Evans-Molina’s “Christmas Wish List” for the future of T1D research
  6. Rachmiel Levine Award Lecture: Yale’s Dr. Kevan Herold on Tzield and T1D cures without systemic immunosuppression
  7. Circulating extracellular vesicles as potential mediators (and therapeutic targets) for early ß-cell injury in T1D
  8. RNA splicing as an overlooked mechanism of ß-cell failure
  9. Immune intolerance in T1D as a defect in the functional balance between T cell subtypes
  10. Using CAR Treg cells to prevent islet transplantation rejection in T1D
  11. Modifying the donor, rather than the recipient: Islet xenotransplantation as a potential cure for T1D
  12. Extraislet beta cells loss in T1D highlights importance of early screening and intervention
  13. Quantifying individual T1D risk and response to disease-modifying therapies: Risk prediction model options and the quantitative response metric
  14. Prof. Anette-Gabriele Ziegler shares results and insights from the POInT oral insulin T1D primary prevention trial
  15. Arthur Riggs Award Lecture: Dr. Alvin Powers on diabetes heterogeneity and advances in islet research
  16. The evolution of insulins: What’s coming next to mimic beta cell activity?

Previous Rachmiel Arthur Levine-Riggs Coverage on CCKB

  1. 2024 Resource Hub
  2. 2022 Full Report
  3. 2019 Full Report
  4. 2018 Full Report
  5. 2017 Full Report
  6. 2016 Full Report
  7. 2015 Full Report
  8. 2014 (Day #1Day #2Day #3, and Day #4)
  9. 2013 Full Report
  10. 2012 Full Report.
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