Craig Idlebrook

President Obama takes diabetes care into his own hands during a speech.

Scientists grow 40,000 pancreatic cells in a week using a 3-D structure.

Evidence continues to mount that dogs can sniff out hypoglycemic episodes.

The two share insight on research and inspiration for the T1 community.

Researchers find that dogs can sniff out low blood sugar in people with diabetes and prevent some cases of severe…

A new study finds people with Type A personalities do better in managing Type 1 diabetes.

A focus group study of Type 1s and their partners finds that the spectre of hypoglycemia looms large in relationships.

Can scientists use a new molecule to shut off the immune system’s attack on islet cells? Results of a new…

Researchers find evidence that certain nutrients help boost insulin production in children recently diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes.

Researchers have discovered a rare immune system cell that might shield the pancreas from attack in models of mice with…

The family of a T1 child raises $20,000 for a service dog, only to have school officials bar it from…

Google Ventures is investing in a California startup that wants to make injectable drugs an easier pill to swallow.

The Medicare program needs to do more to prevent questionable billing for diabetes test strips, according to a new report.…

A 7-year study of close to 700 children finds that children who get their insulin by pump have better blood…

Tiredness can seem like a chronic condition when managing Type 1 diabetes, but a new study finds Type 1s are…

The biggest suppliers of insulin have raised the prices of the drug again.

Researchers have spliced a jellyfish gene into rabbit DNA to make glow-in-the-dark bunnies. It’s an advance that has implications for…

Australian researchers want to interview 1400 mothers to see if lifestyle and diet might affect rates of Type 1 diabetes…

Children with diabetes in California will have an easier time getting insulin injections at school this fall, thanks to a…

These NFL players prove that diabetes needn’t hold you back. Read about three PWD football players to follow during training…