New preprints, nonprofit research updates, and science releases on the type 1 diabetes cure, surfaced early and labeled honestly. Preprints are the earliest data: small studies, not yet peer reviewed, and exactly where breakthroughs first show up.
Preprints are not peer reviewed and early findings often change. This lane is for the earliest research signal, clearly labeled. It is information, not medical advice.
A cornerstone of Breakthrough T1D is awarding funding to scientists, researchers, and clinicians who are embarking on promising type 1 diabetes (T1D) research projects. The research we fund spans across the entire spectrum of T1D, including underlying biological and genetic causes, new approaches to cures, advanced te…
Read the sourceEmbarking on a cross-country cycling odyssey requires a lot of planning. For Pat McAleer, the journey began in 2009, when his daughter Mary Kate was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes (T1D) at 10 years old, as she navigated the daily challenges of this condition with incredible strength. “Since then, my wife Molly and I h…
Read the sourceThe inaugural Global Summit to End Diabetes Stigma aimed to confront and reduce the stigma that impacts the lives of people with diabetes. The post Global Summit to End Diabetes Stigma appeared first on Breakthrough T1D .
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Read the sourceCell therapies hold transformative potential for treating cancer, neurologic disorders, organ failure, diabetes, and other conditions, but their widespread clinical deployment is constrained by the lack of scalable cryopreservation methods that maintain high post-thaw viability. Current standard practice using slow fr…
Read the sourceChris Ronzio was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes (T1D) in 1994, when he was 9 years old. “I’ve now been living with T1D for over 32 years, and it’s woven into every part of my life, as a CEO running a 140-person company, as a competitive endurance athlete who has run marathons on five continents, […] …
Read the sourceWhat’s Happening? A new publication in The New England Journal of Medicine provides more detail about the first person with type 1 diabetes (T1D) treated with Sana Biotechnology’s gene-edited islets. This person is still making insulin 14+ months after their islet transplant—without immunosuppressants! What to K…
Read the sourceLiving with type 1 diabetes (T1D) means managing the disease every day while navigating its complexities. That’s why dispelling common myths and misconceptions is so important. They can make life even harder for people living with T1D.  We’re always working to create greater awarenes…
Read the sourceSpotlight on Jessie Stover Jessie Stover is the Development Manager at Breakthrough T1D’s Indiana Chapter. Stover was born and raised in Evansville, Indiana, and she now lives in Indianapolis with her two cats, Milo and Zuko. She enjoys reading, crafting, concerts, and “baking gluten-free desserts so good that no one …
Read the sourceWhat’s Happening? A new Breakthrough T1D publication lays out the first clear preclinical testing and manufacturing roadmap for getting islet cell therapies for type 1 diabetes (T1D) into human clinical trials faster. What is This Publication About? Before any new therapy—including islet cell therapies for T1D—c…
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