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Our researchers are working on different ways to develop a cure for type 1 diabetes - from growing insulin-producing beta cells in labs to hacking the immune system.
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Whether you, or someone close to you is living with type 1 diabetes and an eating disorder, read on for provides information, shared experiences and links to further support.
A smart insulin pen is a reusable self-injection pen which records information about how much insulin you inject and when you inject it. This data can be sent to an app on your phone and can help simplify your type 1 diabetes management.
Screening aims to find people in the earliest stages of developing type 1 diabetes.
The Six Principles of Good Peer Support for People Living with Type 1 Diabetes.
Our answers to frequently asked questions about teplizumab, the first disease-modifying drug for type 1 diabetes.
Michelle Law is a 37-year old working mother with type 1 diabetes. We recently spotted Michelle’s blog, Pumps and Pricks, and asked her to tell her story about type 1 diabetes burnout.
In this blog, we answer your questions about the medical research pipeline and why developing new treatments takes time.
Seth Moores was diagnosed as being in the early stages of type 1 diabetes through the JDRF-funded ELSA study. In this blog, his mum, Clare, tells us how getting diagnosed early has prepared them for what lies ahead.
Sarah has been living with type 1 diabetes for almost 50 years. Here, Sarah talks about how her experiences of perimenopause impacted her daily life with type 1.
Explore a wealth of resources about type 1 diabetes, including shared stories, guides, leaflets, videos, reports and our Type 1 Discovery magazine.