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JDRF Announces Joint Diabetes Research Program with The Israel Science Foundation
JDRF announced today that it has established a research partnership with JDRF Israel and the Israel Science Foundation (ISF), a prominent research organization in Israel, to encourage innovative research focused on accelerating progress toward a cure for type 1 diabetes. JDRF and ISF are committing up to $3 million USD each over a three-year period to support type 1 diabetes research in Israel. Continue reading
Jeffrey Brewer Letter to the Editor
As a father of a 16-year-old who has lived with diabetes for well over eight years, I recognize that injectable insulin was not a cure, and still isn’t. It is merely life support.
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Tagged artificial pancreas, Diabetes, Insulin, jeffrey brewer, nytimes, type i
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Type I Olympian – Kris Freeman
The 2010 Winter Olympics features an American, Kris Freeman, who was diagnosed with Type I diabetes just before the 2002 winter games. Kris is a member of the U.S. Cross Country ski team. The following is from a dLife story: … Continue reading
Tragic News in our Community
It is with a great sadness that we share that Jesse Alswager passed away unexpectedly this week from complication of type 1 diabetes. Jesse was the son of Michelle Page-Alswager and Tom Alswager. Michelle was the former Executive Director of the JDRF … Continue reading
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Tagged caring bridge, jesse alswager, michelle alswager, tom alswager, tragedy
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The Oprah Winfrey Show will discuss the importance of health with an emphasis on diabetes
Thursday February 4th, The Oprah Winfrey Show will discuss the importance of health with an emphasis on diabetes. However, it is not clear how much of the show will focus on type 1 diabetes. The Oprah Show airs on ABC … Continue reading
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Vote for the Jets’ Mark Sanchez to help raise $100K for the JDRF
You can help raise $100,000 for the JDRF by voting for Jets’ quarterback, Mark Sanchez, in the Pepsi Refresh Project. You can vote by going to www.nfl.com/pepsirefresh and clicking on Mark Sanchez, or by texting “MARK” to PEPSI (73774) — … Continue reading
Ride to Cure Diabetes featured on the American Chopper Episode February 4th at 9/8ct
Watch American Chopper on TLC, Thursday, February 4th at 9/8c as Mikey puts his physical capabilities to the test and heads to Death Valley to participate in JDRF’s Ride to Cure Diabetes. On October 17, 2009 Mikey Teutul from the … Continue reading
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Tagged american chopper, ride to cure, TLC
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Dr. Aaron Kowalski Webcast: today
As a reminder, Dr. Aaron Kowalski, will lead a webcast today, Wednesday, January 27, at noon EST about JDRF’s exciting new partnerships with partnerships with J&J/Animas and Becton Dickinson. Be sure to join JDRF for the live video event at noon … Continue reading
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Tagged aaron kowalski, artificial pancreas, partnerships, webcast
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45th Anniversary Ford Mustang Mascot Bear
Ford celebrated the 45th Anniversary of their best-loved model, the Ford Mustang, in 2009.
To commemorate the occasion, the Ford/JDRF Team created this adorable plush bear sporting a leather jacket emblazoned with the official Mustang 45th Anniversary logo. Continue reading
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Tagged ford, Ford Global Walk Team, fundraising, mustang, teddy bears
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Eat at Boston’s Restaurant and Sports Bar; Raise money for the JDRF
During its annual Valentine’s Day fundraiser, Boston’s restaurants across the United States will sell heart-shaped pizzas, and $1 from each pie sold will be donated to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. One dollar from the sale of all desserts will … Continue reading