Education for Diabetes

Diabetes Australia NSW supports any research which may lead to a cure for type 1 diabetes On Sunday, 9 May 2010, the Sunday Night program on Channel 7 spoke about a the transplant of pancreas cells from Auckland Island pigs free of viruses, to people with type 1 diabetes. Dr Neville Howard, the President, Diabetes Australia-NSW said the organisation welcomes any positive news regarding a cure for type 1 diabetes and although research procedures have not been tested long enough to judge the outcome, its still very positive research. While initial tests proved positive, one of the original members of the trial, Peter Thompson, found his bodys defence system overpowered the transplant and he is now back on daily insulin. The trials are only available to New Zealand residents as the process was banned in Australia until last December.

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Living with Type 1 Diabetes

My sorority is doing a philanthropy night during recruitment and we want to do a craft or activity that relates to our philanthropy which is diabetes research and awareness. Does any one have any idea oof what we could do?

The World Health Organization estimates that over 180 million people worldwide have diabetes and predicts that will more than double by 2030. But a new Israeli breakthrough could save your life or the life of someone you love. Dr.Eli Lewis and researchers from Ben-Gurion University in Beer-Sheva, Israel, in collaboration with, Harvard, Stanford, Columbia and the University of Colorado, have discovered a novel method for transplanting healthy insulin producing cells into the diabetic pancreas. www.israel21c.net

SALT LAKE CITY – Advanced Clinical Research is conducting an investigational research study for those with Type II Diabetes To see if you qualify please call us toll free at 866-54-STUDY or visit us at www.acr-research.com.

BOISE – Advanced Clinical Research (ACR) is conducting an investigational clinical trial for those diagnosed with Type II Diabetes. To see if you qualify, call us at 208-377-8653 or visit us online at www.acr-research.com.

JDRF Executive Vice President for Research discusses the Foundation’s research funding projects