A new study highlighting the role of patient social context on repeat hospitalizations for diabetes found that higher income Canadians of working age are better able to delay potentially preventable hospitalizations (in spite of universal health care). canadianjournalofdiabetes.com/article/S1499-…

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Beautiful piece on media portrayal of #type1diabetes - Good, Bad and Ugly. With great power comes great responsibility. ⁦anne-sophie brazeau⁩ ⁦The Canadian Journal of Diabetes⁩ ⁦Diabetes Canada⁩ ⁦JDRF⁩ ⁦Beyond Type 1⁩ ⁦kelly close⁩ canadianjournalofdiabetes.com/article/S1499-…

Great to see Diabetes Canada starting its journey to be more inclusive. Watch out for how this will impact the development and dissemination of future #CPGs
Thanks to Doreen Rabi, M.D. Diana Sherifali and Seema Nagpal Arora PhD for their roles in leading this work #DCAN2021

Congratulations to the recipients of the Diabetes Canada and CSEM awards! 👏

Congratulations to all of the researchers who received a Team Grants in #Diabetes Mechanisms and Translational Solutions today from CIHR, Diabetes Canada, FRQS, JDRF Canada and Kidney Foundation! cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/52093.html#a…

Check out these updated guidelines on Glucose Monitoring from Diabetes Canada. New terminology proposed. More clarity on who should use diff forms of #CGM Dr. Alice Cheng @isletTx Doreen Rabi, M.D. Diana Sherifali @DylanMackayPhD
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We're pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Persis Commissariat as a National Consultant Editor for CJD. Persis is a clinical psychologist and research associate at Joslin Diabetes Center, and Instructor of Psychology at Harvard Medical School. Join us in welcoming Persis!

Youth in Manitoba with T2D attend fewer medical visits upon transition to adult care compared to those with T1D, suggesting that this is a unique population with different needs. #CanJDiabetes
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Fear of #hypoglycemia among parents of youth with #type1diabetes associated with increased anxiety, worse parental sleep quality, less parental engagement with treatment plans. Need to address this! The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) U of T Physiology
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#CanJDiabetes : An examination of the challenges of being physically active in adolescents and young adults with T1DM, focusing on interventions that enhance their perceived competence and build autonomy.
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Nearly 20% of adolescents and young adults w/ #type2diabetes had elevated depressive symptoms, including thoughts of self-harm. Screening in clinics is necessary and effective. Maureen Monaghan Jessica Kichler, CDCES, PhD, CPsych
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Despite advances in technology and type 1 diabetes care, children from low-income families continue to have suboptimal outcomes and increased health-care utilization. Adverse social determinants of health are a potentially modifiable factor. #CanJDiabetes
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Insulin pumps improved quality of life of parents, youth, young adults w/ #type1diabetes . Appreciated government funding. QOL improvements varied by stage of life. Nova Scotia Gov. Nova Scotia Health Dalhousie University
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