@webarticle {219,
	title = {How {\textquoteleft}diabetes egg-box{\textquoteright} can save some HIV-patients from additional disease?},
	journal = {Sparrho Newsletter},
	year = {2018},
	abstract = {Antiretroviral drugs have greatly extended the life span of HIV-infected persons, but research suggests they are in high risk of developing diabetes (Nduka et al., 2017). A new tool to preserve vital cells for diabetes treatment can help people with both conditions.\&nbsp;Scientists can now save most pre-transplant {\textquoteleft}islet cells{\textquoteright} derived from donors that are vital to restore insulin production in Type 1 diabetes patients. This is important news for HIV positive people, who are on antiretroviral\&nbsp; therapy (ART).
Keywords: HIV, antiretroviral therapy, diabetes},
	url = {https://www.sparrho.com/pinboard/how-diabetes-egg-box-can-save-some-hiv-patients-from-additional-disease/232857/},
	author = {E. I. O. Ajayi}
}
