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diaTribe® The mission of the diaTribe Foundation is to support individuals with diabetes and prediabetes and to advocate for effective action.

The mission of the diaTribe Foundation is to help people with diabetes and prediabetes and to advocate for action. diaTribe is dedicated to bringing people with diabetes to the conversation on regulatory issues, connecting the field and the diabetes community, and changing the narrative around diabetes. diaTribe Learn: We’re committed to helping people with diabetes live happier, healthier, and more hopeful lives through our diaTribe publication, Learn, which reaches over 6 million people annually. Our writing team has deep insights into the patient experience and closely covers the latest research, treatments, and initiatives in diabetes. Our tagline is “Making Sense of Diabetes.”

Time in Range: Everyone with diabetes deserves to have the tools, therapies, and technologies to live their best life. The diaTribe Foundation formed The Time in Range Coalition with a multi-stakeholder group of foundations, non-profit organizations, researchers, people with diabetes, clinicians, and industry. Our goal is to establish time in range as an essential part of diabetes care and to make time in range accessible to all people with diabetes and their care teams. This involves work in multiple areas, including regulatory, clinical, research, and patient education. Stigma: We aim to reduce the impact of diabetes on society and improve the lives of people with diabetes by fostering an understanding of the disease, eliminating misplaced blame, and ensuring access to care. We believe that addressing diabetes stigma is an essential missing element of effective diabetes care and mental wellness, and we aim to change that through the work of our program, dStigmatize. Our team is fiercely committed to improving the lives of people with diabetes. We are all personally touched by this disease, and some of us have it ourselves. Our work is a labor of love, so we invite you to join the diaTribe.

We’ve prepared some tips to help you understand how different foods can affect your glucose this Thursday...so you can b...
25/11/2025

We’ve prepared some tips to help you understand how different foods can affect your glucose this Thursday...so you can be empowered with knowledge that lets you feel more grateful about what foods you get to enjoy and how to stay in range while celebrating.

Read the full article at https://diatribenews.org/3Kh1PZt. Happy eating!

Have you recently been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes? This trial is recruiting people like you—and could have a big imp...
21/11/2025

Have you recently been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes? This trial is recruiting people like you—and could have a big impact on the future of type 1 diabetes.

The DIAGNODE-3 clinical trial will investigate whether an investigational drug called Diamyd® can preserve the body’s insulin-producing capacity by halting or delaying the immune system’s attack on the insulin-producing cells (beta cells) in the pancreas.

People with diabetes who wish to participate will be initially screened to determine if they carry the specific genes required for the trial (HLA haplotype DR3-DQ2).

If you're interested, apply now—the trial is looking to be filled by the end of Dec 2025. Find your nearest clinic at https://diatribenews.org/4ibun37.

🚨 Dexcom's 15 day sensor is *almost* here! 🚨Today, Dexcom announced their G7 15 day sensor will be launched in the U.S. ...
20/11/2025

🚨 Dexcom's 15 day sensor is *almost* here! 🚨

Today, Dexcom announced their G7 15 day sensor will be launched in the U.S. for people with diabetes over 18 on December 1st.

This is monumental news. Less time changing a sensor means more time for people with diabetes to stay present in their life, along with less waste. With the grace period, this is the longest-lasting single-wear CGM system with 15.5 days of wear.

“As a disabled veteran living with Type 2 diabetes, becoming a grandfather has given me a powerful new reason to take charge of my health,” said David Padilla, a Dexcom Warrior. “The new Dexcom G7 15 Day CGM System is going to give me, and so many others like me, more time to focus on what really matters while diabetes takes a backseat.” (From Dexcom's press release).

We can't wait to see how this helps people with diabetes. To learn more about this news in our daily drop newsletter, sign up here: https://diatribenews.org/4nzHMn9

Read Dexcom's full press release at https://diatribenews.org/47QCAq2.

While A1C can help monitor and reduce risks in pregnancy, CGM and its metrics can contribute even more data to help wome...
19/11/2025

While A1C can help monitor and reduce risks in pregnancy, CGM and its metrics can contribute even more data to help women have even happier, healthier pregnancies.

Sarit Polsky, an endocrinologist specializing in women’s health, is breaking down everything you need to know about how A1C and time in range can help you during pregnancy at https://diatribenews.org/4pdU7yc.

Living well with diabetes. What does that mean to you? Check out what our staff had to say about it at https://diatriben...
17/11/2025

Living well with diabetes. What does that mean to you?

Check out what our staff had to say about it at https://diatribenews.org/4oIbxTJ. Drop your own thoughts in the comments! 💪👇

More and more data is coming out that shows why using time in range in diabetes management can help people thrive. This ...
13/11/2025

More and more data is coming out that shows why using time in range in diabetes management can help people thrive. This latest study focuses on lowering the risk of retinopathy in people with type 1 diabetes 👁️💪

To get the latest news like this straight to your inbox, sign up for our free newsletter at https://diatribenews.org/4nwOtGW.

12/11/2025

Many voices, one mission. 💙

Here’s the best advice for people living with type 1 diabetes from across the T1D community.

Did you know that one in four veterans lives with diabetes? It’s Veterans Day in the US, and we’re honoring service memb...
11/11/2025

Did you know that one in four veterans lives with diabetes? It’s Veterans Day in the US, and we’re honoring service members around the country and sharing helpful resources for those living with diabetes.

Learn how to claim the benefits, programs, and support you’ve earned through your service. For friends and loved ones, find helpful tips on building a strong support network for a loved one living with diabetes.

Find this and more: https://diatribenews.org/4nSMpZn

How did you feel when you were diagnosed with diabetes?As Robert Greene describes, he was pi**ed (in some ways). But he ...
10/11/2025

How did you feel when you were diagnosed with diabetes?

As Robert Greene describes, he was pi**ed (in some ways). But he was also determined to thrive and reclaim his love of self: “Diabetes, I ain’t going out like that; and I’m going to kick your butt!”

For Diabetes Awareness Month, we're celebrating the stories of people with diabetes who are making a difference in the community. Read Greene’s story of radically transforming his health and defining his own version of a cure: https://diatribe.org/lifestyle/i-aint-going-out

🚨For the first time in 30 years, a clinical trial shows improvement in chronic kidney disease (CKD) for people with type...
10/11/2025

🚨For the first time in 30 years, a clinical trial shows improvement in chronic kidney disease (CKD) for people with type 1 diabetes.

The FINE-ONE trial demonstrated that finerenone (Kerendia) significantly slowed the progression of CKD, one of the most common diabetes-related complications, when compared to placebo.

Over the past several decades, very few options have been available for people with T1D to help protect kidney health and function against common diabetes-related complications. Bayer (who makes Kerendia) plans to submit the findings for regulatory review, and if approved, this would provide a game-changing new option for people with type 1 diabetes.

Learn more: https://diatribenews.org/4p2Ba1o

What happens when a culture of toughness intersects with a chronic condition that demands vulnerability? Sports often re...
07/11/2025

What happens when a culture of toughness intersects with a chronic condition that demands vulnerability?

Sports often require grit, sacrifice, and strength, which can inadvertently reinforce diabetes stigma and the pressure to conceal one’s diabetes diagnosis or management.

But diabetes and being a team player don’t have to be at odds. We spoke with diaTribe’s own Derek Helm and Chris Bright, founder of The Diabetes Football Community and Wales Futsal International, about the intersection of masculinity, identity, and diabetes and what real toughness and determination look like.

Read the full story: https://diatribenews.org/4oFBBic

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