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Breakthrough T1D Virtual Discovery Event: Research

Watch the video of our virtual event from March 2025 to learn more about T1D research and the work we are doing to drive breakthroughs towards cures for type 1 diabetes (T1D).
Location: Online Date: Tuesday 4 March 2025 Time: 7pm Price: Free

About the event

This Discovery Day took place online on Tuesday 4 March, offering an informative virtual event dedicated to discussing and learning more about type 1 diabetes (T1D) research.

This virtual event delved into the cutting-edge research being conducted to improve life with T1D and advance the search for cures – core themes at the heart of Breakthrough T1D’s mission. From emerging technologies and management tools to treatments that tackle the underlying immune attack, we explored how this research is shaping the future for those living with T1D.

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