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For 40 years, we’ve been working to stop type 1 diabetes (T1D) from putting life on pause and helping to take back all those precious moments.
Together, we’re driving breakthroughs towards a world where no one has to live with type 1 diabetes. From smarter technology that makes everyday life easier, to world-leading research and better access to care.
We recently lost one of our contributors, Tahlia Humphrey, who died due to complications of T1D. This film is dedicated to Tahlia and her family.
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Lab-engineered cells have been able to evade the immune system and produce insulin for 14 months without the need for immunosuppression.
This marks an important step forward in efforts to delay the progression of the condition.
New mum Manisha reveals how hybrid closed loop (HCL) technology has supported her post-partum journey.
As the only UK charity entirely focused on T1D, we mark our 40th anniversary this year by renewing our commitment: making life better today, and curing T1D tomorrow.
We won’t stop until we find a cure.
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