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Researchers from John Hopkins University, USA, partially funded by Breakthrough T1D, have developed an experimental treatment that protects the insulin-producing cells from inflammatory damage, allowing them to survive for longer in animal models.
We are delighted with the decision to approve teplizumab for use on the NHS.
We look at a new feature coming to the CamAPS FX app, which will allow users to remove the need to count carbohydrates before a meal.
New data presented this week at the American Diabetes Association’s (ADA) 86th Scientific Sessions shows incredible promise: all 12 participants in the Eledon trial, testing the immunosuppressive drug tegoprubart, are no longer injecting insulin.
In draft guidance published today, NICE recommends that anyone with type 1 diabetes who is pregnant or planning a pregnancy should be offered pregnancy-specific HCL technology.
The Steve Morgan Foundation has donated £280,000 to Breakthrough T1D and DigiBete to expand Coping with Diabetes online tool.
On Friday 15 May, Breakthrough T1D appeared on Piccadilly Lights alongside a new short film for EE72 featuring Kate Moss, captured by Nick Knight.
Discussing the main themes from this year's Advanced Technologies & Treatments for Diabetes conference – early detection, cellular cures and disease-modifying therapies.
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