by Paul Haskins | Jan 5, 2012 | Uncategorized
As most know, the four biggest diabetes foundations are the JDRF, the ADA, DRIF and Joslin. But where should you as a donor put your hard earned money? Which are the best organizations to give resources to, if any? The JDCA recommends that donors ask themselves a few...
by Paul Haskins | Jan 4, 2012 | Uncategorized
For a long time now it has been speculated that type-2 diabetes can be cured by adopting a low calorie diet. This claim has been met by scepticism in many corners, but now we have evidence to prove that it may actually be true. But I’m not so sure it’s all...
by Paul Haskins | Jan 4, 2012 | Uncategorized
Take Our Surveys We want to hear from you! It is our goal to become “The Voice of the Donor for a Cure” and to do that we need to learn about your thoughts and opinions. Please help us by completing our brief surveys. Artificial Pancreas Donor Intentions...
by Paul Haskins | Jan 3, 2012 | Uncategorized
Foundations do a very good job of marketing and promoting type 1 diabetes fundraisers and often play on the emotional side of people – they talk about how we need a cure now, how it will help parent’s children and loved ones and get a lot of people on board to donate...
by Paul Haskins | Jan 3, 2012 | Uncategorized
For a long time now it has been speculated that type-2 diabetes can be cured by adopting a low calorie diet. This claim has been met by scepticism in many corners, but now we have evidence to prove that it may actually be true. But I’m not so sure it’s all...
by Paul Haskins | Jan 2, 2012 | Uncategorized
Happy New Year everyone! We wrote about our big expectations for the coming year, and already there is a pretty interesting news article regarding type 1 diabetes research, where Dr. Shayne Taback, a prominent pediatric endocrinologist, is saying that vitamin D is...
