Advocating for Better Diabetes Care
March is Women’s History Month—a time to recognize women’s strength, resilience, and contributions across all fields, including healthcare. Yet, despite…
Inhalable Insulin: Is It a Good Option for You?
Editor’s note: This is not a sponsored article and is not affiliated with any particular company or product. All recommendations…
T1D and Perimenopause: Advice from those Who’ve Been There
What is perimenopause? Perimenopause — when hormones like estrogen and progesterone begin to fluctuate and eventually decline — is an…
Insulin Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
Insulin was first identified around 1910 as a substance secreted by the pancreas that influences glucose metabolism. It was named…
Frozen Shoulder and Diabetes: Is There a Connection?
Mark Snyder remembers the day that his left shoulder became so painful and stiff that he couldn’t throw a football…
Celebrating National Diabetes Awareness Month with Registry Participant Stories
Happy National Diabetes Awareness Month from your friends at T1D Exchange! This month we’d like to recognize our T1D Exchange…
Spoonful of Laughter Interview with Matthew Garza
Have you heard the buzz? The diaTribe Foundation has officially launched Spoonful of Laughter, a video-driven comedy campaign, to represent,…
Promover la equidad en salud a través del acceso lingüístico
Durante el Mes Nacional de la Herencia Hispana, T1D Exchange pretende crear conciencia de la importancia del idioma para acceder…
The Six Dysfunctional Hormones of Type 1 Diabetes
Those of us living with type 1 diabetes (T1D) hear a lot about the destruction of insulin-producing beta cells —…
Managing T1D and ADHD: Tips from a Psychologist
While the relationship between diabetes and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is not entirely clear, research shows that people with type 1…
