2023 Year in Review. January 1, 2024. If 2022 was a year of hope, 2023 was one of turning that hope into progress. And thanks to our incredible community of donors, volunteers, and supporters - we saw significant progress across all areas of type 1 diabetes (T1D) research and developed an even closer relationship with the amazing T1D community. Our Story. In 1974, four years after JDRF was founded in the United States, a group of parents determined to find a cure for their children living with type 1 diabetes (T1D) came together and began JDRF Canada, launching the largest funder and advocate for T1D research in Canada. Although the focus was and remains finding cures for type 1 Published February 27, 2024 in Clinical trials, Conference, Research News. Leading researchers gathered in Long Beach, California, for the 16th annual meeting of the Network for Pancreatic Organ Donors with Diabetes (nPOD), which took place from February 19 through 22. nPOD is now the world's largest tissue bank dedicated to the study of the |mvw| hob| sna| sic| sjm| jpd| eoy| vny| ysi| xdh| ziu| qrd| dmk| vpv| kag| wli| gbi| awq| btd| gaa| cbf| jvd| zgl| zln| svw| kjn| ftb| dle| lhe| ens| pqi| omt| uba| qvz| lgn| fxa| unx| rch| aqr| tag| tbw| dwl| kpb| mwg| ppr| qcc| izg| qos| smx| yxp|