Remembering a Champion, a Philanthropist, a Friend
John J. McDonough was a self-made man with a successful career in business and finance. But to us, he will be remembered for his service to Breakthrough T1D and his perseverance in moving life-changing research forward for the many people living with type 1 diabetes (T1D) today. John served on our International Board of Directors […]
At ADA, Breakthrough T1D-Funded Research Takes Center Stage
There were a number of fantastic results at the ADA’s Scientific Sessions. Here is a video and a summary of the key takeaways from the conference.
Marilyn and Gerald Fishbone: A Lifetime of Generosity and Service
Marilyn and Gerald Fishbone know first-hand how incredible research changes the lives of people with type 1 diabetes (T1D). For more than 50 years, they have been pillars in the T1D community dedicating their lives to helping advance innovative research. Marilyn remembers the day their 18-month-old son, Scott, was diagnosed. It was 1969. “I had […]
Video: ADA’s Scientific Sessions: Day 4
Here is Dr. Camillo Ricordi to share his key takeaways from day 4 from the American Diabetes Association's Scientific Sessions.
ADA’s Scientific Sessions: Day 3
Here are Drs. Jennifer Sun, Dana Lewis, and Christine Wang to share their key takeaways from day 3, with their commentary in the video and below.
ADA’s Scientific Sessions: Day 2
Drs. Danny Chou, Peter Arvan, Jeffrey Millman, and Efsun Arda will share their key takeaways from day 2, with their commentary in the video and below.
ADA’s Scientific Sessions: Day 1
Here are Drs. Candace Reno and Luiza Caramori share their key takeaways from day 1, with their commentary in the video and below.
Breakthrough T1D Heads, Virtually, to ADA’s 81st Scientific Sessions
At the ADA's 81st Scientific Sessions, healthcare professionals will gather at one of the largest conferences of diabetes researchers in the world.
Did You Know Our Website Is Accessible for People with Disabilities?
JDRF’s website uses accessiBe technology to improve accessibility and usability for people with physical and psychiatric disabilities.
You’re a Mathematician! No, I Just Have Type 1 Diabetes
It’s not an overstatement to say that, to effectively manage type 1 diabetes, one needs to be a mathematician. (Keep in mind, this is all hypothetical.)