Month: June 2021

“At DRC we ensure that all research projects we advance for potential funding has received rigorous review by independent experts.  Your support goes to the brightest and best young scientists […]

Everyone has experienced the wonders of childhood. You probably think that a typical seven-year-old’s goal in life is to ride a bike without training wheels or make a new friend in […]

My family loves to travel. Since I was little, I have had the privilege to experience the amazing culture and beauty of destinations around the globe. However, managing a chronic […]

Discussing Diabetes with DRC’s T1Ds is a new campaign where those with type one diabetes (T1D) in the DRC community share their thoughts and personal anecdotes in response to lifestyle […]

This past year has been defined by resilience. Resilience is the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness; the ability to spring back into shape. Many of us have faced […]

During the COVID-19 pandemic, I have heard many people say that they feel like their freedom was taken from them with unjust cause. As Melissa Engel mentions in her article […]

Kamagra 160 mg super Une question clé est de savoir si le sont en mesure d’examiner entraîner un dysfonctionnement ou une hypertension pulmonaire. Dans un rapport récent, il a été […]

Hello Diabetes Research Connection (DRC) Community, It is a true pleasure to begin my tenure serving as the new Board President/Chair for the DRC. Like my predecessor David Winkler, I […]

On June 7th, 2021, the Salk Institute published the work of two Diabetes Research Connection (DRC) fully-funded researchers, Hiasong Liu, Ph.D., and Ronghui Li, Ph.D., and DRC’s newly approved to […]