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On Friday, the official opening day of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, we featured an interview with Olympic cross-country

Type 1 Drug Wins Orphan Status

DV-100, a drug designed to halt the body’s autoimmune attack on pancreatic beta cells that leads to type 1 disease,

Two Asian companies–BioLineRx of Israel and JHL Biotech of Taiwan–have agreed to collaborate on the development and marketing of BL-9020,

Most of the time, I’m the teacher and my two-and-a-half year old son is the student. But not always. Right

File this news under “potential breakthrough you didn’t see coming.” Researchers have tried–and seem to have succeeded–in slowing the destruction

For people with type 1 diabetes who follow medical research, development of a closed-loop, “artificial pancreas” has always been the

I’ve been gone a few months. On September 9, 2013, my life took a tragic turn. I found out my

Comedian Robin Williams got his start on TV in 1978 in the comedy “Mork and Mindy,” about a wacky alien,

For type 2’s, at what level of ketones should you avoid exercising? Answer: Well, I cannot remember seeing a type

Few treatments for type 1 diabetes have been as elusive and long-promised as inhalable insulin. The concept has always sounded

One of the most intriguing areas of type 1 diabetes research focuses on newly diagnosed patients. Given that the disease