Type 1 diabetes
Reality check: Can you reverse diabetes by changing your diet?
Historically, both types of diabetes have been considered inevitably degenerative — but that may no longer be the case. Continue reading
OHLer with diabetes looking to help young athletes
You can learn more about the initiative at WoolleysWarriors.com, or you can check them out on Twitter and Instagram. Continue reading
Around The OHL: Mark Woolley opens up about living with Type 1 diabetes
The Owen Sound defenceman has been living with Type 1 diabetes since he was 12. Now, he’s preparing for the NHL draft. Continue reading
Man, 27, dies after he and fiancée switch to over-the-counter insulin to save money
Many Americans travel to Canada every year to purchase insulin at a lower cost. Continue reading
BLOG: How a Type 1 diabetes diagnosis changed my life
By Quinn Ohler Anchor
Ahead of the Day to End Diabetes, Global Edmonton anchor Quinn Ohler writes about how a Type 1 diabetes diagnosis changed her life. Continue reading
Mom pushing for Sask. to adopt province-wide school diabetes policy
By David Baxter Reporter
Kellie Biden is working with Diabetes Canada to lobby the province to develop a Saskatchewan-wide diabetes policy for schools. Continue reading
Community rallies for Alberta teen in desperate need of living liver donor
Noah Orchard, 18, has cystic fibrosis and Type 1 Diabetes, and a recent complication sent him to the hospital. Continue reading
New Brunswick summer camp for children with Type 1 diabetes goes ahead thanks to volunteers
By Shelley Steeves Senior Correspondent
Diabetes Canada announced in January the closing of its summer camps for children in New Brunswick, P.E.I. and Ottawa. Continue reading
B.C. to eliminate rid of age restrictions covering insulin pump costs
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
The B.C. government is eliminating the age restriction on covering the cost of an insulin pump. Continue reading
Cow’s milk and Type 1 diabetes? International study disproves link
A Halifax team followed more than 2,000 infants over the first decade of their lives, some even longer, to try and test their theory. Continue reading