Breakthrough T1D Community Summit: Oregon City, OR

12:00pm-2:00pm TrialNet Risk Screening

Benaroya Research Institute (BRI) will be joining and bringing TrialNet risk screening (and re-screening!) to local families.

Relatives of people with T1D have a 15 times greater risk for developing the disease than people with no family history, but TrialNet offers a free blood test that can detect T1D in its earliest stages, years before symptoms appear. Anyone found to be at high-risk can be monitored by TrialNet clinicians and may be eligible for a prevention study.

People interested in screening can contact diabetes@benaroyaresearch.org to complete screening paperwork ahead of time. Walk-ins are also welcome.

1:00pm-2:00pm Check-in & Vendor fair

Discover the latest T1D resources and technology and learn how to get involved at the Breakthrough T1D Hub. Visit with local camps, organizations and chat with local representatives!

Check your kiddos in for a fun afternoon!

Available for children to connect and have fun while caregivers and adults join the welcome, keynote presentation, and breakout sessions. There will be a variety of activities and crafts lead by local organizations!

Hear about Breakthrough T1D’s mission, ways to get involved, and get excited for a great day of community!

Applications of AI in Diabetes Care: From Islet Transplant Therapies to Automated Drug Delivery and Decision Support

In this presentation, Dr. Peter G. Jacobs will go over how his lab, the Artificial Intelligence for Medical Systems (AIMS) lab at Oregon Health & Science University and Oregon State University, is using artificial intelligence (AI) to design new therapy options for people living with type 1 diabetes. He will discuss how they utilize AI to improve automated drug delivery and decision support. He will also discuss a new project funded by Breakthrough T1D where he is exploring how they can use casual models to identify factors that are impacting the success of islet transplant therapy. In this project, they are using several large datasets including the Collaborative Islet Transplant Registry (CITR) and datasets from the University of Alberta and the University of Edinburgh to build explainable forecasting models that can predict the success of islet transplants.

Select from three breakouts:

1. Round Table Real Talk: Conversations with People Who “Get It”
2. Mindfulness & Compassion with DiabetesSangha
3. Advances Beyond Insulin in Type 1 Diabetes & Clinical Trials

Select from three breakouts:

1. Round Table Real Talk: Conversations with People Who “Get It”
2. Mindfulness & Compassion with DiabetesSangha
3. Advances Beyond Insulin in Type 1 Diabetes & Clinical Trials

Thank you for joining us!