New York company creates "PJ's for a Cure". Their goal is to raise $1,000,000 for diabetes research, they are $100,000 into their goal... Great idea, great PJ's for your great kids... enjoy.
Joel.
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Lance Armstrong isn’t the only cyclist who’s beat medical odds to race across the finish line. Michigan native Jeff Bannink helped Team Type 1 set a new record this year in the grueling 3,021-mile Race Across America. Bannink and his seven teammates all have Type 1 diabetes.Link: Record-setting cyclist Jeff Bannink to speak on type 1 diabetes Continue
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The trial will be sponsored by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International (JDRF), the largest patient advocacy organization of Type 1 diabetes research worldwide. The trial sponsor is Dr. Marc Donath, Professor of Endocrinology and Diabetes at the University Hospital of Zurich, pioneer in anti-inflammatory approaches to diabetes treatment, and a principal investigator in the Phase 1 studies of XOMA 052. XOMA will provide XOMA 052 drug product for the trial.… Continue
Added by Ben Klopfer on November 5, 2009 at 9:42am — No Comments
Not one member of our extended family had ever been diagnosed with diabetes or type 1 diabetes, which was Henry's diagnosis, and the most severe case. Only 1 percent of children are given the same news that Henry was delivered. But instead of making Henry have a pity party for himself, my family immediately got involved in Henry, the 9-year-old with super powers, the little boy who could face anything.Link:… Continue
Added by Ben Klopfer on November 4, 2009 at 9:39am — No Comments
The award-winning documentary Life for a Child will make its world television debut on the Sundance Channel on World Diabetes Day ' Nov. 14, 2009, at 8 p.m. EST/PST. Directed by Academy Award® nominee Edward Lachman, the film follows the journeys of children with type 1 diabetes amid the verdant mountains and swarming streets of Nepal, one the world's poorest countries.Link (with video): 'Life… Continue
Added by Ben Klopfer on November 2, 2009 at 11:36am — No Comments
A new study finds that women who ate vegetables daily during pregnancy reduced the risk of type 1 diabetes in their children. This is the first study to demonstrate a link between vegetable consumption during pregnancy and the risk of the development of type 1 diabetes.Link: Vegetables… Continue
Added by Ben Klopfer on October 29, 2009 at 9:45am — No Comments
An international team of researchers is testing an artificial pancreas— computerised, subcutaneous system—hoping that it may one day revolutionise how Type 1 diabetics manage their disease.Link: Artificial pancreas set to revolutionize type 1 diabetes treatment Continue
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A four-year follow-up of type 1 diabetes patients who were part of the Company's Phase II study shows a clear positive trend. In February Diamyd Medical received… Continue
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Once transplanted, the cells begin to produce insulin, and that may reverse a patient's diabetes. It's unclear how long the diabetes will remain reversed ... Reynolds received his transplant in January 2009. He has been insulin free since February...… Continue
Added by Ben Klopfer on October 23, 2009 at 10:31am — 2 Comments
When a child gets a diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes, many parents and children worry that school athletics will be one of the first things to go. Type 1 diabetes poses special challenges for athletes, because exercise can lead to precipitous, even deadly, drops in blood sugar.Link: A Quarterback Opens Up About Diabetes Continue
Added by Ben Klopfer on October 22, 2009 at 11:11am — No Comments
We would like to be able to know who will develop type 1 diabetes long before it happens and have a treatment ready that will stop it from happening. This is a tall order and the path to this goal is not a short one. However, an important step along this path was recently accomplished and the results published in this month’s issue of Immunity.Link: The hunt for… Continue
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The purpose of the study is to determine whether Diamyd® can preserve the body's own insulin producing capacity in persons recently diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Maintaining the insulin producing capacity coul… Continue
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Under the direction of Prof. Dr. Anette Ziegler, scientists of the Diabetes Research Group at Helmholtz Zentrum München and Technische Universität München investigated the formation of antibodies to a zinc transporter in children with elevated risk for type 1 diabetes.Link: Genetic factors play an important role… Continue
Added by Ben Klopfer on September 30, 2009 at 1:00pm — No Comments
Discover a unique testing experience with Bayer's CONTOUR USB meter. Bayer's innovative technology makes it easier to access the knowledge you need to better manage your diabetes.Link:… Continue
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Geneva Boy Scout Troop 37's High Adventure trip raised an estimated $10,000 for the Juvenile Diabetes Association.Link: Scouts' pedal power raises $10K for juvenile diabetes Continue
Added by Ben Klopfer on August 13, 2009 at 3:58pm — No Comments
Dr. Antionette Moran at Amplatz Children's Hospital at the University of Minnesota says diabetes at all ages is rising. However, kids under five are being diagnosed at twice the rate of all other age groups.Link: Fox News: Juvenile Diabetes on the Rise Continue
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At the American Diabetes Association's 69th annual meeting in New Orleans today, an international committee of experts announced their consensus that the A1C assay is an accurate way to diagnose diabetes in adults and children, but not in pregnant women.Link: USA Today - Diabetes blood sugar test now recommended for diagnosis Continue
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