Lantus, Lancets and Love: Dating When You Both Have Type 1 Diabetes
Mia Fasanella has type 1 diabetes. So does her boyfriend Luke. Here’s how the students manage dating, and their type 1 diabetes, together…
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Living With Type 1 Diabetes: Four Tips to Get You Started
Have you recently been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes? Living with type 1 diabetes is definitely doable. These four tips can help.
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Type 1 Diabetes: “Artificial Pancreas” Lowers A1C
Adults with type 1 diabetes who used the Medtronic MiniMed 670G achieved lower A1C levels and had generally positive experience with the technology…
Type 1 Diabetes: Greater Glucose Variability Seen Before Puberty
HbA1c tests don’t capture the wider swings in blood glucose seen in youth with type 1 diabetes before puberty, according to a recent study…
Positively Inspirational: Boy Shares Story to Inspire Others With Type 1 Diabetes
Kids with type 1 diabetes are among the estimated 200,000 young people living with the disease in the United States. Each…
Volunteers with Type 1 Diabetes Wanted for Trial
Volunteers with type 1 diabetes are wanted for a trial to test two medicines that are currently approved for use in type 2 diabetes…
Health Startup Raises Nearly $320,000 for Type 1 Diabetes Research
Employees of a California-based digital health startup have raised $319,000 for type 1 diabetes research following a charity bike ride…
New Technique Shown to Prevent Rejection of Islet Cell Transplants in Type 1 Diabetes
In a preclinical study, researchers at the University of Minnesota demonstrated long-term survival of transplanted islet cells without using anti-rejection drugs…
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Type 1 Diabetes: Journaling Benefits Blood Glucose in Kids
“Gratitude journaling,” or listing positive aspects of life, may help adolescents with type 1 diabetes reduce their A1C levels (a measure of glucose control over the previous 2–3 months), according to a new study…
