type 1

Read the personal experiences of diabetes stigma and the strength and resilience of those who fight against it.

Research has found thousand feel blamed and shamed about their diabetes

Latest research shows improved health and savings for the healthcare system if people living with type 1 diabetes can share universal access to flash glucose monitoring.

Researchers have made a discovery that could lead to better treatments for type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

Each year, Diabetes Queensland advises the Government of our priorities as part of the State Budget process. Read the priorities raised in this year's submission

Recent Australian research adds to the body of evidence about hybrid closed loop insulin delivery systems significantly improving BGLs for people with type 1.

There is mounting medial evidence that COVID-19 might trigger diabetes in people with no history of the condition.

Where you inject your insulin and place your pump infusion site and other equipment can have a big effect on your blood glucose levels.

The Living Evidence for Diabetes Consortium is calling for comment on new clinical guidelines for diabetes

US researchers have found a new drug that offers an advance in the treatment of diabetes

A study form the US shows CGM helps reduce hypos in the elderly living with type 1 diabetes

Research from the UK has found that people with diabetes are at greater risk of bone fractures

Eating more dietary fibre with minimal food processing may be the key to improving life expectancy

A possible vaccine that could provide protection against type 1 diabetes has been developed by researchers in Sweden and Finland.

People with diabetes are at greater risk of developing severe complications from COVId-19. Find out why?

A Canadian study has found that a novel dual-hormone closed loop system improves glucose control for type 1 diabetes

A new national Diabetes in Schools program is set to ease the strain of type 1 diabetes on families and offer support and training to schools