Scientists at the Joslin Diabetes Center (JDC) have shown that insulin producing pancreatic cells can form after birth or after injury from the progenitor cells within a pancreas that were not beta cells. This finding contradicts a widely cited clinical study that had previously concluded it impossible.

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