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THE LATEST NEWS IN DIABETES RESEARCH
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American Diabetes Association Showcases Innovations and Guidance for Early Risk Monitoring of Type 1 Diabetes
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From the American Diabetes Association Newsroom
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New developments for early risk monitoring of Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) were presented as part of the American Diabetes Association’s® (ADA) 84th Scientific Sessions in Orlando, FL. An international consensus provided insights into how health care professionals can improve patient care for individuals with autoantibodies in early stage type 1 diabetes and new research highlighted the benefits of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) metrics in predicting disease progression and risk.
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Diabetes Care and Advocacy
Want to get involved? Read more at the
American Diabetes Association
website at the link below.
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Put People First and Fight for your Right to Healthcare Equity...
Everyone deserves to have equitable access to lifesaving opportunities for diabetes prevention, care, and medication. Here's what we're doing about it.
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Take a stand against disparities in healthcare access and coverage
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Get services to meet people where they are located
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Want to know more about how to advocate for yourself and others? Click here to read more at this link with the American Diabetes Association.
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Upcoming Educational Opportunities
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The Monthly Monitor - April 2026
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In this month’s edition of the Diabetes Coalition of York’s Monthly Monitor, we highlight new research, local programs, and wellness resources to help you stay informed and inspired: Research Insight: A recent study shows that people with diabetes who practice mindfulness — such as meditation or focused breathing — experience improved blood sugar control, reduced stress, and better overall well‑being. …
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March Into Wellness: A Strategic Approach
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March is the perfect time for a fresh start. As the seasons begin to change, it offers a natural opportunity to reset, refocus, and take a more intentional approach to managing your diabetes. Rather than simply monitoring your numbers day-to-day, this month is about stepping into a more active, empowered version of your wellness journey, including active engaged conversations with …
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Flexing and stretching the feet help us prepare for walks and exercise in the spring! As the weather warms, thoughts of wandering outdoors begin to become more enjoyable. It’s the perfect time to reflect on flexing our feet in order to build stamina, strength and stability. Diabetic feet are prone to neuropathy (nerve damage that can lead to burning, stabbing …
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