He is the second patient to be successfully treated by the experimental treatment, which was invented by the Diabetes Research…
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Diabetes advocacy slams up against a complicated lawmaking process in the Pennsylvania legislature.
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Read More »We share some of the best comments in reaction to the controversy.
Read More »That accelerated process may soon yield Medtronic’s application to bring an artificial pancreas to market.
Read More »Didn’t have time to read about Mike’s Pig Pen? We’ve got some silly pictures to help explain it.
Read More »And federal regulators aren’t stopping them.
Read More »A study finds the agency’s testing protocol for blockbuster devices slows down the process and leads to unnecessary testing.
Read More »Skye Simpson goes public about the physical toll the disorder has taken on her body.
Read More »A sign asking for people with diabetes to take insulin in the bathroom is condemned online, and the owner of…
Read More »Researchers find they are three times more likely to develop the condition than the average population.
Read More »A UK audit finds most don’t make eight appointments a year recommended by the National Health System.
Read More »A recent study found that people with celiac disease and Type 1 diabetes have a higher risk of developing autoimmune…
Read More »They join a newly competitive race among companies attempting to commercialize what once was considered only an experimental product.
Read More »The popular Type 2 medication is already being used off-label as an add-on to insulin therapy.
Read More »A new study suggests nearly 90 percent of teens with Type 1 could use more Vitamin D.
Read More »A family of a six-year-old files complaints to end what they view as discrimination against children with diabetes.
Read More »An election-year promise may pay for CGMs for 4,000 young Australians, but only if the ruling party gets to stay…
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Read More »New guidelines suggest that young people with Type 1 who discuss their diabetes online stay engaged in their self-care.
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