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  1. Iraqi-Australians behind 'promising' type 1 diabetes treatment research
    By Rosanne Maloney

    A Far North Queensland couple who started their research journey in Cairns are part of a team behind "promising" early research on a new type 1 diabetes treatment.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-17/que

    #Diabetes #ScientificResearch #PublicHealth #RosanneMaloney

  2. The Incretin Revolution: Integrating Incretin-Based Therapies into Clinical Care.

    #Incretin therapies reshape care, improving multiple obesity‑linked diseases and offering a practical framework for broader clinical use.

    #OpenAccess #GLP1 #obesity #diabetes

    davidojcius.blogspot.com/2026/

  3. Fisk University student Cariuna Ellison's highlight features a PNAS publication from Kate Ferguson's laboratory at Yale University School of Medicine that appeared in PNAS. Ferguson's group identifies the activation mechanisms of an important protein receptor, EGFR, linked to cancer.

    Read more here: medium.com/sbgrid-community-ne

    #SBGrid #Diabetes #Protein

  4. ❓ DYK that people with #diabetes are 2.5 times more likely to develop #HeartFailure than people without diabetes?
    🔎 Our CARDIATEAM project has been exploring why this is, and how heart disease in diabetes differs from other forms of heart disease.
    👉 Want to find out more? Join our webinar on 23 September link.europa.eu/P3xPD6
    👋 Project scientists will present the project's results and explain how they will shape the diagnosis and treatment of people with diabetes and heart failure.
    #HorizonEU

  5. THREE MINUTES OF SPRINTING CAN BEST 90 MINUTES OF MODERATE EXERCISE. This intense exercise releases 100-fold more beneficial proteins into your bloodstream. #Exercise #Sprinting #Metabolism #Diabetes #HealthNews
    instagram.com/p/DdUax77twZx/

  6. THREE MINUTES OF SPRINTING CAN BEST 90 MINUTES OF MODERATE EXERCISE. This intense exercise releases 100-fold more beneficial proteins into your bloodstream. #Exercise #Sprinting #Metabolism #Diabetes #HealthNews
    instagram.com/p/DdUax77twZx/

  7. A blunt question: if your medication ran out, how long would you realistically last?

    Not the movie version. The real math—counting pills, stretching doses, guessing how far you'd get.

    I ran that math after my Type 2 diagnosis—and spent years watching the genre overlook people like me. Chronic illness is usually a death sentence or a disposable plot device.

    Tell me your answer below, then read the post: jhrln.link/b/4nC

    #Diabetes #ChronicIllness #ApocalypticFiction #Bookstodon

  8. A blunt question: if your medication ran out, how long would you realistically last?

    Not the movie version. The real math—counting pills, stretching doses, guessing how far you'd get.

    I ran that math after my Type 2 diagnosis—and spent years watching the genre overlook people like me. Chronic illness is usually a death sentence or a disposable plot device.

    Tell me your answer below, then read the post: jhrln.link/b/4nC

    #Diabetes #ChronicIllness #ApocalypticFiction #Bookstodon

  9. A blunt question: if your medication ran out, how long would you realistically last?

    Not the movie version. The real math—counting pills, stretching doses, guessing how far you'd get.

    I ran that math after my Type 2 diagnosis—and spent years watching the genre overlook people like me. Chronic illness is usually a death sentence or a disposable plot device.

    Tell me your answer below, then read the post: jhrln.link/b/4nC

    #Diabetes #ChronicIllness #ApocalypticFiction #Bookstodon

  10. A blunt question: if your medication ran out, how long would you realistically last?

    Not the movie version. The real math—counting pills, stretching doses, guessing how far you'd get.

    I ran that math after my Type 2 diagnosis—and spent years watching the genre overlook people like me. Chronic illness is usually a death sentence or a disposable plot device.

    Tell me your answer below, then read the post: jhrln.link/b/4nC

    #Diabetes #ChronicIllness #ApocalypticFiction #Bookstodon

  11. A blunt question: if your medication ran out, how long would you realistically last?

    Not the movie version. The real math—counting pills, stretching doses, guessing how far you'd get.

    I ran that math after my Type 2 diagnosis—and spent years watching the genre overlook people like me. Chronic illness is usually a death sentence or a disposable plot device.

    Tell me your answer below, then read the post: jhrln.link/b/4nC

    #Diabetes #ChronicIllness #ApocalypticFiction #Bookstodon

  12. A Tuesday question worth sitting with: if your medication supply ran out, how long would you realistically last?

    For diabetics like me, it's a count of days. For many others, weeks. For some, the supply is the deadline.

    That uncomfortable math is why I wrote yesterday's post on chronic illness in apocalyptic fiction—and why my latest novel opens with a man hunting for insulin as his blood sugar climbs. No miracles, no easy outs.

    jhrln.link/b/4nC

    What's your answer? #Diabetes #ChronicIllness #ApocalypticFiction

  13. A Tuesday question worth sitting with: if your medication supply ran out, how long would you realistically last?

    For diabetics like me, it's a count of days. For many others, weeks. For some, the supply is the deadline.

    That uncomfortable math is why I wrote yesterday's post on chronic illness in apocalyptic fiction—and why my latest novel opens with a man hunting for insulin as his blood sugar climbs. No miracles, no easy outs.

    jhrln.link/b/4nC

    What's your answer? #Diabetes #ChronicIllness #ApocalypticFiction

  14. A Tuesday question worth sitting with: if your medication supply ran out, how long would you realistically last?

    For diabetics like me, it's a count of days. For many others, weeks. For some, the supply is the deadline.

    That uncomfortable math is why I wrote yesterday's post on chronic illness in apocalyptic fiction—and why my latest novel opens with a man hunting for insulin as his blood sugar climbs. No miracles, no easy outs.

    jhrln.link/b/4nC

    What's your answer? #Diabetes #ChronicIllness #ApocalypticFiction

  15. A Tuesday question worth sitting with: if your medication supply ran out, how long would you realistically last?

    For diabetics like me, it's a count of days. For many others, weeks. For some, the supply is the deadline.

    That uncomfortable math is why I wrote yesterday's post on chronic illness in apocalyptic fiction—and why my latest novel opens with a man hunting for insulin as his blood sugar climbs. No miracles, no easy outs.

    jhrln.link/b/4nC

    What's your answer? #Diabetes #ChronicIllness #ApocalypticFiction