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September 11, 2024

At JDRF, our mission is to create a world without type 1 diabetes (T1D), and your school or organisation can help us do it by GOING BLUE with us in 2024.

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Vale Professor Helen Thomas, type 1 diabetes research pioneer
Vale Professor Helen Thomas, type 1 diabetes research pioneer

It is with heavy hearts that JDRF Australia and Breakthrough T1D farewell Professor Helen Thomas following her recent passing. Professor Thomas was a great in the world of type 1 diabetes (T1D) research and collaborator on many of T1D research projects across Australia. She was a recognised international leader who made significant advancements in the […]

Oct 09, 2024
Changes to Novo Nordisk® insulin portfolio over the next two years
Changes to Novo Nordisk® insulin portfolio over the next two years

Novo Nordisk has announced that over the next two years, some of their older generations of insulin products, including those with multiple presentations, will be phased out. This is part of a global insulin portfolio consolidation and is not a result of any safety, efficacy, or quality-related concerns.   This process will take place over […]

Oct 04, 2024
Your monthly type 1 diabetes update – September issue
Your monthly type 1 diabetes update – September issue

Hi there! In this edition of our newsletter, we’re thrilled to share the latest breakthroughs in type 1 diabetes (T1D) research, a curated list of 20 must-read children’s books about living with T1D, a special feature on our advocacy champions, and a chance to join our upcoming JDRF fundraising events! Let’s dive in…   Preschool-aged […]
Let’s talk T1D, decision fatigue & burnout (video)
Let’s talk T1D, decision fatigue & burnout (video)

  Tune in for a helpful chat all about managing the mental burden that comes with living with type 1 diabetes (T1D), specifically looking at ways to help you manage decision fatigue and diabetes burnout. It’s fact that people who live with T1D – either those who have the condition themselves, or parents and carers […]

Oct 03, 2024