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Byline: Nina Lange An estimated 34.2 million people in the United States have diabetes, excluding an estimated 7.3 million not yet diagnosed, according to the Diabetes Research Institute Foundation. Diabetes [...]

Byline: Izzy Myszak Lucy, 8, poses for a picture with her Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation bear in her home. She practices giving insulin injections with [...]

Byline: Lily Kolb A diabetes researcher at Binghamton University has racked up $1.2 million in grants toward her current studies. Sha Jin, undergraduate director of biomedical engineering, received grants from [...]

According to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, around 40,000 people are diagnosed each year in the United States with Type 1, or juvenile, Diabetes. Currently, there is no cure for [...]

An OU Medicine researcher has received a $2.5 million grant to research ways to discover diabetes at an earlier stage. Dharambir Sanghera, Ph.D., received the grant from the National Institutes [...]

Byline: Grace McCormick Editor's note: Intern Spotlight is a Ball State Daily News series profiling Ball State students and their summer internships. If you have any suggestions as to who [...]

Byline: Katrina Pross The University of Minnesota recently received a grant from the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community to aid the school's diabetes research. The tribe gave $100,000 to a diabetes [...]

About 1.25 million Americans currently live with Type 1 diabetes, according to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, but modern medicine has yet to provide a definitive treatment for the disease. [...]

Byline: Emma Heineman On Saturday April 6, NSU will host the 2019 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Broward One Walk. The walk is one of over 200 walks that take place [...]

Byline: JESSICA KASAMOTOScientists at the University of British Columbia have recently made a breakthrough in diabetes research. For the first time, researchers were able to grow human blood vessels as [...]

Byline: Allison Schuster 195 N Manning St is curárently the home of the Delta Tau Delta fraáternity. (Facebook) After underágoing an entire semester of planning, Delta Tau Delta's 'Unbaked Sale' [...]

Byline: Hunter Hayes Over nine years ago, I was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, also known as juvenile diabetes. My life had changed; now I was counting the carbs of [...]

Byline: Leah Qiu 'You're coo-coo,' officials at University of California, Davis told Rodrigo Manjarin when he told them his plan. Manjarin wanted to test pigs for Type 2 diabetes. They [...]

David Stone and William Persson, both members of Delta Tau Delta fraáternity, hold dodge balls menáacáingly. Zane Miller | Courtesy To benefit the Juvenile Diaábetes Research Founádation, the Delta Tau [...]

Byline: Nathalie Sturgeon The University of New Brunswicks' introduction of a new research chair has diabetics hoping more attention will be drawn to the disease and its challenges. Dr. Neeru [...]

Byline: Casey Hicks Heralding cell transplantation as a potential cure for diabetes, Gordon Weir, chair of the Research and Wellness Foundation at the Joslin Diabetes Center, spoke on the use [...]

Byline: David Ufberg Sixteen teams and 80 players participated in Delta Epsilon Psi âs annual Dodging Diabetes fundraiser at the Herbert Wellness Center to raise money for the Juvenile Diabetes [...]

November is National Diabetes Awareness Month, and one organization on campus is working to make this national movement important to students on campus. This year, Cardinal Key Society raised awareness [...]

Byline: Bob Shepard Aaron Fobian, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychiatry.Overexposure to media -- television, Facebook, smartphones -- may be disrupting teen sleep patterns. And according to researchers at the University [...]

Byline: Jamie Verwys By S. PAUL BRYAN Bow-tied Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence Reginald N. Oputa shows his kindness with a welcoming handshake and a smile. Dr. Oputa, a Nigerian endocrinologist, is enjoying [...]

Byline: Ava Garcia The Encourage Practice and Inspire Change Kids Program, created from a partnership between the UA and the YMCA of Southern Arizona, is bringing diabetes prevention education to [...]

Byline: Kaitlin Coward Fingerprints could be the next tool to identify a person's predisposition for diabetes, according to a study from one Ohio University professor. Molly Morris, a professor in [...]

Byline: Bridget Comito Sorority hosts Bingo night for Diabetes research Alpha Gamma Delta will host a bingo fundraising event on Tuesday. Photo courtesy of Simonne Sacco Bridget Comito March 29, [...]

OU President David Boren announced a $3 million gift from the Chickasaw Nation today at the OU Board of Regents meeting. The gift is for the Harold Hamm Diabetes Center [...]

On May 5, at 7:00 p.m., Phi Kappa Pi held a dodge-ball tournament by the name of 'Dodge for Diabetes.' The event took place in the Maxcy Fieldhouse, and about [...]

Media Credit: Paige James | Hatchet PhotographerIn 2015, GW received more than $40 million from the Department of Health and Human Services through the National Institutes of Health to continue [...]

Volunteers with Type 2 diabetes are still needed for a continuing national study of the long-term benefits and risks of four widely used diabetes drugs in combination with metformin, the [...]

Byline: David Ufberg Sixteen teams and 80 players participated in Delta Epsilon Psi âs annual Dodging Diabetes fundraiser at the Herbert Wellness Center to raise money for the Juvenile Diabetes [...]

Byline: Eddie Damstra Many diabetic patients suffer associated complications with their disease, but Dr. Mayland Chang, a research professor in the department of chemistry and biochemistry, is attempting to mitigate [...]

- When you look at Benny Madrigal, you see an athletic, physically fit, Mexican-American man. He's also an active dad and special education teacher. You would never think he has [...]

- When you look at Benny Madrigal, you see an athletic, physically fit, Mexican-American man. Heâs also an active dad and special education teacher. You would never think he has [...]

- When you look at Benny Madrigal, you see an athletic, physically fit, Mexican-American man. He's also an active dad and special education teacher. You would never think he has [...]

- When you look at Benny Madrigal, you see an athletic, physically fit, Mexican-American man. He's also an active dad and special education teacher. You would never think he has [...]

By Alexa KelberCorrespondent The brothers of Delta Epsilon Psi (DEPsi) and Delta Tau Delta co-hosted a philanthropic week for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation from Monday, Nov. 9, to Friday, [...]

Sequoya de Nevers, a member of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, prepares to volley during a game for the Serve It Up for Diabetes philanthropy event by Alpha Gamma Delta [...]

Pre-diabetic and overweight students can receive free health checks for an upcoming study. Students are conducting a study of pre-diabetic and overweight males and females between the ages of 18 [...]

Does anyone else wish they could eat a bunch of food and then sleep it off for six months? Itâs good for bears â and it might be good for [...]

Byline: Anthony Morrow TRENTON, N.J. -- Jardiance sharply reduced chances of dying in diabetic patients at high risk of heart complications, a study shows, making the Type 2 diabetes medication [...]

Byline: Madison Plaster In front of an auditorium of around 80 people, Biomedical Sciences department chair Harold Laughlin honored biomedical science professor Frank Weaver Booth for his 'lifelong devotion' to [...]

Years of research are beginning to pay off for Anastasia Albanese-O'Neill. The UF assistant professor recently received the 2015 Innovative Use of Media Technology Award from the American Association of [...]

--Here's food for thought: Two new studies, one from Brigham and Women's Hospital/Harvard Medical School, and the other from Illinois Institute of Technology, discovered that eating strawberries regularly may reduce [...]

--Here's food for thought: Two new studies, one from Brigham and Women's Hospital/Harvard Medical School, and the other from Illinois Institute of Technology, discovered that eating strawberries regularly may reduce [...]

--Here's food for thought: Two new studies, one from Brigham and Women's Hospital/Harvard Medical School, and the other from Illinois Institute of Technology, discovered that eating strawberries regularly may reduce [...]

A UNM research team is working to find molecules that cause retinal damage in diabetic patients, and is developing ways to stop those molecules from entering the retina. Following experiments [...]

Byline: Liz Brady As the warm weather begins to hit Fairfield, what better way to enjoy the arrival of spring then to get outside, hang out with our friends, and [...]

Diabetes is the 'invisible' disease - since there are often no visible symptoms, it tends to be unintentionally forgotten about. Yet 24 million people in the United States - nearly [...]

Byline: KATHERINE JAMTGAARD Two lines of dodgeballs sat at middle court of the WRCâs upper courts. It was the calm before the storm. Eight teams brought their A-game on Sunday [...]

Byline: Anna Parrish This Saturday, the Greenville Convention center will host the 11th annual Juvenile Diabetic Research Foundation Walk to Cure Diabetes starting at 10 a.m. The three mile walk [...]

Byline: Samuel Chan Although the name may give the initial impression of computer crime, Notre Dame students participating in the three-week #hackINvTX Challenge are working for the good of the [...]

Despite raising $20,000 last year, Downhill for Diabetes is focused on expansion. The fifth annual event, will take place at Pico Mountain Resort Feb. 21 in Killington, Vermont, raises funds [...]