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5. Islet Transplantation: On the Verge of Mainstream? As someone who's been doing islet cell transplants for 20-plus years now, Dr. Jose Oberholzer in Chicago wonders why more people with diabetes don't know about the procedure as an option.Sure, it's not mainstream right now, but the Illinois surgeo......