History of Treating Diabetes

By hallmik
  • First Patient Treated For Diabetes

    First Patient Treated For Diabetes
    John Rollo treated teh first patient using dietary restriction.
  • First Chemical Tests

    First Chemical Tests
    Researchers develop the first chemical tests to indicate and measure the presense of sugar in urine.
  • Bernard's Discovery

    Bernard's Discovery
    Bernard discovers that glycogen is formed by the liver.
  • Diasppearnce of Sugar in Urine

    Diasppearnce of Sugar in Urine
    Boucharadat notices the disappearance of sugar in the urine of diabetics.
  • Pancreas Removed from Dog

    Pancreas Removed from Dog
    Minkowski and Von Mering remove the pancreas from a dog to determine the effect on disgetion in order to discover that diabetes develops.
  • Insulin Discovered

    Insulin Discovered
    Fredrick discovered insulin.
  • First Fuman Recieves Insulin

    First Fuman Recieves Insulin
    A 14-year-old boy became the first human to recieve insulin.
  • Purfied Injections

    Purfied Injections
    Collip develops purified injections.
  • Insulin Produced Commercially

    Insulin Produced Commercially
    Insulin began being produced commercially and was used to treat diabetes.
  • Insulin Crystalized

    Insulin Crystalized
    J.J. Abel first crystalized insulin.
  • Protamine Zinc Insulin

    Protamine Zinc Insulin
    Protamine zinc insulin was first intorduced.
  • Lente Insulins

    Lente Insulins
    Lente insulins were first introduced.
  • Immunoassay Technique

    Immunoassay Technique
    The investigation of diabetes was improved by the technique of immunoassay by Solomon Berson and Rosalind Yalow.
  • Bionic Pancreas

    Bionic Pancreas
    Scientists are working to create a "bionic pacnreas." Their goal is to have a single device that detects blood glucose levels and regulates blood sugar.
  • Beta Cell Development

    Beta Cell Development
    Scientists are working on creating artificial beta cells that secret insulin in response to glucose.