Essential apps for your diabetes toolbox
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JDRF Centre of Excellence at UBC marks two years of innovation in type 1 diabetes cure research
PostsOn November 2nd 2023, the JDRF Centre of Excellence at UBC held its second annual meeting to review research progress, celebrate advances, brainstorm challenges, map out next steps, and exchange […]
New Brunswick expands access to insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors
NewsMarch 21, 2023 – New Brunswick – The Government of New Brunswick achieved an important milestone today by announcing an investment of $2.1 million to improve access to diabetes devices. […]
JDRF Canada speaks with Dr. James Shapiro about his hopes for the future of type 1 diabetes research
PostsDr. James Shapiro is a British-Canadian surgeon best known for leading the clinical team that developed the Edmonton Protocol – an islet transplant procedure for the treatment of type 1 […]
Clinical Trials
PostsIn addition to funding critical type 1 diabetes (T1D) clinical trials, a key focus for JDRF is increasing awareness of and participation in trials. All new interventions, from drugs to […]
Donor Spotlight: The Commercial Real Estate 100 Challenge
PostsTo commemorate the 100th anniversary of the discovery of insulin, JDRF launched the $100M Campaign to Accelerate – a bold initiative to help finally free people from the monster that […]
Not my identity
PostsWritten by: Rylee Hauger, lives with type 1 diabetes
I wake up to my alarm going off. I roll over and check my phone, “12:00 am blood sugar test,” I sigh and grab my test kit. Just another day in the life. After pricking my finger, I watch the blood fill the test strip, awaiting the infamous countdown that appears on the screen. I feel fine, I don’t feel high nor low; I say a silent prayer that my blood sugar will read in range. “5.6” reads the tiny screen, “Thank goodness.” I whisper to myself before pulling the blankets back over me and falling back asleep.
Nasal versus Injectable Glucagon for Children with T1D
PostsContent repurposed with permission from: type1better.com Despite best efforts to keep a child’s blood glucose within target, severe hypoglycemic episodes can happen, and it’s best to be prepared for the unpredictable. The […]
Privacy Policy
PagesPrivacy Policy – JDRF JDRF Canada is committed to protecting the personal information entrusted to us by our donors, participants, volunteers, and employees. We manage your personal information in accordance […]
Recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month
PostsJDRF’s Mental Health and Diabetes Strategy – where we are now May is Mental Health Awareness month, a national movement to raise awareness of the importance of mental health, and […]
Mental Health and Diabetes – where JDRF is today
PostsMay is Mental Health Awareness month, a national movement to raise awareness of the importance of mental health, and the structural gaps that exist in accessing treatment and support. There […]
Ross Chocolates is a proud supporter of diabetes research
PostsRoss Chocolates, a longtime corporate partner of JDRF Canada is generously providing a matching gift in honour of National Diabetes Awareness Month. All donations made throughout November will be matched […]