A resource has been created by JDRF UK in association with JDRF International, JDRF Australia and the Beyond Type 1 Alliance. It will be updated
JDRF’s next free Fusion event takes place on 4 December. Type 1 Diabetes Tech and Devices for Children and Young People is for parents of
A new report from JDRF finds almost one in two UK adults with Type 1 diabetes (47%) believe the Covid-19 pandemic – and the disruption
Khalid Keshta is an Omnipod® Ambassador and has an ongoing commercial relationship with Insulet. This article originally appeared in the digital version of Desang Diabetes
Bioengineers are creating an insulin-producing implant for people with Type 1 diabetes using 3D printing and smart biomaterials. Supported by a grant from JDRF, Omid Veiseh and Jordan
JDRF’s 100 challenge is a fundraiser for World Diabetes Day to mark the discovery of insulin 100 years ago – a breakthrough that has saved
JDRF’s Fusion event is happening soon. Later in the summer there are more Virtual Discovery Days from the charity. The Type 1 charity’s free events
JDRF Impact Report 2020-21 JDRF has published its latest annual report highlighting the charities achievements. The Impact Report 2019-2020 explains how the Type 1 diabetes
An implantable device containing insulin-producing cells to help treat Type 1 diabetes has moved closer to reality. Underpinned by JDRF-funded research at the University of
Alopecia UK has joined the Connect Immune Research initiative, alongside founding members JDRF, MS Society, Versus Arthritis, and supporting partner the British Society for Immunology.
