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Join the conversation about which diabetes outcomes matter most to you – and submit a video!

Stephen England discusses balancing elite ultramarathon competitions with a full-time job and diabetes

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What does the head of the largest diabetes charity in the UK have to say about the future of diabetes prevention, treatment, and research?

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What is the role of the health humanities in diabetes care?

# DiabetesEmpowerment: support people with type 2 diabetes by uploading a motivating video, photo, or quote!

Adam Brown leads expert panel discussion at The diaTribe Foundation’s first-ever digital health gathering at ADA 2016.

College Diabetes Network’s free “Off to College” booklets on overcoming diabetes challenges during the college transition

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