From July 1, DiaUnion is scaling up with a goal of screening 45,000 people in Denmark and southern Sweden. The aim is to reduce the… Read More »Danish-Swedish collaboration paves the way for novel treatments in type 1 diabetes.
The Consensus Guidance for Monitoring Individuals with With Islet Autoantibody–Positive Pre-Stage 3 Type 1 Diabetes has just been released at ADA in Orlando. DiaUnion, together… Read More »Consensus Guidance for Monitoring Individuals with With Islet Autoantibody–Positive Pre-Stage 3 Type 1 Diabetes released
Last week at the Folkemødet (the annual Danish political festival), DiaUnion was invited by Interreg Öresund-Kattegat-Skagerrak , the major funder of the project, to do… Read More »DiaUnion pep-talk at the Folkemødet
We had exciting talks about type 1 diabetes, screening, prevention and health economics, as well as learning about the background, the results so far and… Read More »Last week at Medicon Valley Alliance DiaUnion held its Screening for Type 1 Diabetes symposium
Supported by an unrestricted research grant of €3.9MM from Sanofi, we are now able to launch the next step of DiaUnion. The DiaUnion autoantibody screening… Read More »BREAKING NEWS: DIAUNION 2.0 IS NOW A REALITY!
Julie Hviid Klæbel, PostDoc researcher, Ph.D. has today received one of the Danish Diabetes Association’s research grants of DKK 600,000. She will work in DiaUnion… Read More »DiaUnion researcher receives grant from the Danish Diabetes Association
Come join us on Tuesday June 11 at Medicon Valley Alliance. Read more and register here.
Autoantibodies associated with type 1 diabetes (T1D), celiac disease (CD), and autoimmune thyroid disease (AITD) were detected in 9.3% of Swedish schoolchildren, and 1.5% were… Read More »DiaUnion’s TRIAD study has now been published
That’s why the time for screening in type 1 diabetes is NOW.
Revolutionizing early Type 1 diabetes care: New ICD-10 codes from CMS now classify presymptomatic stages, enabling earlier diagnosis and better management from October 2024! The… Read More »BREAKING: More than 250 new ICD-10 codes proposed for Oct. 1
