Category: Diabetes Research News

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 […]

The diabetes community is vital. Individuals with type 1 diabetes know how hard it is to act as your body’s own pancreas 24/7/365. Advances in technology such as continuous glucose […]

Pancreatic beta-cells play an important role in producing, distributing, and regulating insulin throughout the body. When these cells become damaged or are destroyed, it can lead to the development of […]

Effectively managing blood glucose levels can be challenging for individuals with type 1 diabetes. Everyone’s body responds differently to various therapeutic treatments; what works well for one person may not […]

Meet DRC’s Newest Leaders – A Virtual Hangout Introduction The DRC and its New Leaders Hello there, ever heard of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)? A nation brimming with […]

When I tell peers I have type 1 diabetes, they usually ask me if it’s curable. No, not yet, I reply. The next typical comment from my peers is “but […]

When I started researching articles to reference when I wrote this blog, I realized a lack of anecdotal/experiential information regarding a T1D’s background with how their parents coped/managed this new […]

Introduction Here’s a post about Coronavirus and T1D Resources, How have you been navigating these trying times? The pandemic has indeed thrown everyone a curveball. Among all this chaos, managing […]