TAMPA —The heart of the nation’s diabetes research beats in a cramped space on the University of South Florida campus.
It is the site of the USF Pediatric Epidemiology Center, a place where $400 million worth of research into one of mankind’s most insidious diseases takes place.
No other educational research institution has been awarded as much National Institutes of Health funding for Type 1 diabetes research.
The cost of diabetes, including Type I and other types of the disorder, was estimated…
TAMPA —The heart of the nation’s diabetes research beats in a cramped space on the University of South Florida campus.
It is the site of the USF Pediatric Epidemiology Center, a place where $400 million worth of research into one of mankind’s most insidious diseases takes place.
No other educational research institution has been awarded as much National Institutes of Health funding for Type 1 diabetes research.
The cost of diabetes, including Type I and other types of the disorder, was estimated…