T1D Exchange Study: Sleep Loss Reported as Most Frequent Daily Hurdle in Life with Type 1 Diabetes
Research on type 1 diabetes often centers on its health impacts, but people with type 1 diabetes have long said that such research only paints half of the picture, and that there are many more hidden costs to life with the condition.
2020 Data: Current Insights from the T1D Exchange Registry
The T1D Exchange Registry launched last year, and it’s begun to provide a fascinating and vital look into some of the more detailed aspects of life with type 1 diabetes. From your age of diagnosis to frequency of testing, we’ve learned more about how you’re living, working, and caring for diabetes across the country.
Are Diabetes Alert Dogs Worth the Investment?
Recent studies have re-opened the long-running conversation about the cost-effectiveness and benefits of diabetes safety alert dogs.
At up to $25,000 – how useful are they?
Type 1 Diabetes Exercise Initiative
This is a 4-week at-home study exploring how blood sugar changes during exercise in people with type 1 diabetes.
Securing Patient Data: T1D Exchange and National Data Privacy Day
Today, January 28th, has been designated by the Council of Europe as Data Privacy and Protection Day since 2007, and recognized two years later by the U.S. Congress in 2009.
Pharma and Medtech CEOs at JPMorgan 2020 Weigh in on Insulin Pricing, Supply Issues, and Innovation
Executives of the Big Three pharma companies involved in diabetes research, development, and manufacturing — Eli Lilly and Co., Novo Nordisk, and Sanofi — spoke publicly this week at JPMorgan’s 2020 Healthcare conference on issues related to insulin pricing and supply.
T1D Exchange Registry – Our User-Friendly Way to Participate in Type 1 Diabetes Research
The T1D Exchange Registry is a collection of individuals with type 1 diabetes and their supporters who participate in research. Adults with type 1 diabetes or parents of children with type 1 diabetes can join by registering online, providing consent, and completing a short 28-question survey. Participants will then be asked to complete a similar questionnaire once a year. Once registered, participants will also have the ability to take part in more research opportunities in the future.
