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ADA’s Diabetes Care ® journal highlights significant focus on women in leadership and research in organization. Today, the American Diabetes Association ® (ADA) released commentary, available online in Diabetes Care , a peer-reviewed journal of the ADA, that studied the historical and present-day female representation in the diabetes field, and within the ADA. The authors conclude that though there is increasing recognition of gender imbalance in research and medicine, and while disparities in the field of diabetes persist, there has been progress made in the pursuit of equal treatment of all

New Study Highlights the Importance of Early Glycemic Screening in High-Risk Children to Prevent Long-Term Health Complications from Diabetes New research from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) found that blood glucose levels obtained at childhood examinations predicted future diabetes related complications such as kidney disease (nephropathy) and eye disease (retinopathy). The findings were presented at the American Diabetes Association® (ADA) 2023 Scientific Sessions in San Diego, CA and were simultaneously published in the Diabetes Care journal. This data comes at a time when the

The American Diabetes Association® and Beyond Type 1 unveil the ADA X BT1 Collab Today, the American Diabetes Association (ADA) and Beyond Type 1 (BT1) announced they have joined forces with the creation of the ADA x BT1 Collab. This partnership will feature combined resources and strategies to better serve people living with type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, and prediabetes. The ADA x BT1 Collab is founded on a shared vision that both organizations are more impactful by working together and playing to their unique strengths. Much of the work of the Collab will focus on bringing the most

The American Diabetes Association is saddened to hear of the passing of Wilford Brimley over the weekend. We are grateful for his decades of tireless work and dedication to raise awareness about diabetes and his passionate pleas to get tested and not be ashamed. Through his warm and lively spirit, he helped to combat stigma that is often placed on those living with diabetes. In 2008, we were honored to present Mr. Brimley with an award to recognize his lifetime of advocacy. We will continue to support all advocating for those living with diabetes and their loved ones. We encourage the diabetes