T1D Research Roundup: August 2020
Every month, we round up the most exciting T1D research stories from around the world – the new advances in treatment, devices and knowledge that are making the biggest impact…
New Government Funding for Diabetes Research Announced
This week the federal government has announced $47m in funding over the next four years to accelerate research into preventing, diagnosing and treating Heart Disease and Diabetes. The funding will…
How to Keep Your Spirits Up When Experiencing Diabetes Burnout
Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is like a ‘job’ and the day-to-day effort to manage can become hard and frustrating, especially when the results are not what you hoped for. Studies…
National Diabetes Week: Spotlight on Fundraisers Robyn and Greg King
This National Diabetes Week (12-18 July 2020), JDRF Australia is highlighting the stories of just some of the spectacular people in the T1D community and the unique experiences they’ve had…
National Diabetes Week: Spotlight on Advocate Lauryn Hope-Blyth
This National Diabetes Week (12-18 July 2020), JDRF Australia is highlighting the stories of just some of the spectacular people in the T1D community and the unique experiences they’ve had…
National Diabetes Week: Spotlight on Peer Support Mentor Sally Wooden
This National Diabetes Week (12-18 July 2020), JDRF Australia is highlighting the stories of just some of the spectacular people in the T1D community and the unique experiences they’ve had…
T1D recipe: Plant-based and gluten free burgers
The third and final addition to JDRF Australia’s Tune Up Takeaway is a T1D-friendly Spicy Black Bean Burger recipe, supplied by clinical Nutritionist (BHSc) @naturally_nina_, who also lives with diabetes….
A message from our CEO on One Walk 2020
We know 2020 has been a challenging year for many of you. The pain and disruption caused by COVID-19 has been felt far and wide across society. Yet, despite these…
T1D Research Roundup: 5 Biggest Research Advances From This Year’s ADA Meeting
This year, the American Diabetes Association (ADA) Scientific Sessions went virtual – over six days, researchers presented some of the biggest T1D research advances, with the sessions taking place entirely…
