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World-Wide Diabetes Events
Citations, Awards, Ceremonies & Other World-Wide Diabetes Event Stories & Headline News
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November 2006
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October 2006
- Diabetes pioneer
will join All Saints - Fort Worth Star-Telegram - October 24, 2006 - Dr. Shinichi Matsumoto, 43, of Kyoto, Japan, performed the
world's first transplant of islet cells from the pancreas of a living donor - a
procedure that helps normalize blood sugars in people with type I diabetes.
- Generex
Biotechnology Co-Hosts Diabetes Symposium - SYS-CON Media - October 23, 2006 - On October 20, 2006, Generex BiotechnologyCorporation
(NASDAQ: GNBT), the leader in drug delivery for metabolic diseases through the
inner lining of the mouth, together with UniversityCampus Bio-Medico of Rome,
Italy, hosted a symposium as an adjunct to the Canadian Diabetes Association
Professional Conference and Annual Meetingsin Toronto, Canada.
- Generex
Biotechnology Has Strong Presence at Annual Canadian Diabetes Association
Conference - RedNova - October 19, 2006
- Akram to set up a
foundation to spread awareness on diabetes - New Kerala - October 11, 2006, 03:51 GMT. Kolkata, Oct 10: Former Pakistani cricketer Wasim Akram
today said that he would set up a foundation in Pakistan and India next year to
spread awareness on diabetes.
- American Diabetes
Association of Western New York Appoints Kenneth Potts as 2007 Tour de Cure
Chairman - PR Web - October 10, 2006, 07:33 GMT. Tour de Cure is a series of cycling events held in more than
80 cities nationwide to benefit the American Diabetes Association. Kenneth
Potts, senior vice president of global transaction services at Citigroup, is the
Chairman for the Western New York 2007 Tour de Cure. The Buffalo Tour de Cure
will take place June 2, 2007. (PRWeb Oct 10, 2006)
- Governor launches
campaign aimed at preventing diabetes - Knoxville News Sentinal - October 10, 2006, 04:45
GMT. NASHVILLE -- Gov. Phil Bredesen on Monday launched a new
health and wellness campaign aimed at preventing diabetes and encouraging
Tennesseans to adopt healthier lifestyles.
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September 2006
MicroIslet to Webcast Presentation at
Oppenheimer Diabetes Conference - MicroIslet, Inc., a biotechnology
company engaged in the research, development and commercialization of patented
technologies in transplantation therapy for people with insulin-dependent
diabetes, today announced that will present an update on the Company's islet
transplantation development strategy and progress at the Oppenheimer & Co. 09/06/2006
WORLD IN BRIEF - An obesity
pandemic threatens to overwhelm health systems around the world with illnesses
such as diabetes and heart disease, experts at an international conference
warned Sunday. 09/04/2006
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August 2006
Juvenile Diabetes
Foundation - As the celebrity chair for the walk for the fifth year,
Diane Larson was also had the honor of emceeing today's lunch. On Saturday,
September 30, they gathered at Ottawa Park to raise money to one day hopefully
cure type one or juvenile diabetes. 08/01/2006
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July 2006
- Amylin
Pharmaceuticals President and COO Daniel Bradbury to Chair San Diego Walk to
Cure Diabetes – 07/31/2006
- Pheromone
Sciences Corp.: Business Advisory Board Established to Commercialize Diabetes
Product - Pheromone Sciences Corp. ('Pheromone') (TSX VENTURE: PHS) is
pleased to announce that it has established a Business Advisory Board to strategically
guide the directors and management in commercializing the Company's diabetes
product. Pheromone has appointed three former Company directors to the board:
William Milligan, Andrew Saxton and Christopher Neuman. 07/28/2006
- Pheromone's
Principal Researcher to Present 'Diabetes Reversal Model' at World Transplant
Congress - Pheromone Sciences Corp. ("Pheromone")(TSX VENTURE:
PHS) is pleased to announce that Dr. David White, principal researcher on the
Company's 'Diabetes Reversal' product development, will present his latest
research results at the World Transplant Congress in Boston on Friday, July
28th. 07/26/2006
- Taskforce
wanted to tackle Diabetes - NZNO wants a national expert taskforce
established to tackle obesity and type 2 diabetes. 07/26/2006
- American
Diabetes Association Names Michael D. Farley, CFRE, New Chief Community and
Corporate Relations Officer – 07/25/2006
- Central OK
Chapter of Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Elects Board
Directors/President – 07/25/2006
- American
Diabetes Association and Joint Commission Collaborate on Joint Commission
Inpatient Diabetes Care Certification - Two of the nation's leaders in
improving health care for Americans are collaborating to recognize hospital
inpatient diabetes programs that meet national quality standards and raise the
quality of care provided to patients with diabetes. 07/20/2006
- Todd is
Certified Diabetes Educator - OSF Saint James-John W. Albrecht Medical
Center has announced that dietitian Barbara J. Todd, MS, RD, LDN, has
successfully passed the National Certification Board for Diabetes Educators and
is now a Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE).
07/19/2006
- Pheromone
Builds Scientific Advisory Board: Appoints Dr. Norman Wong to Help Develop
Diabetes Product – 07/19/2006
- Diabetes
centre up and running - A new diabetes centre in Abu Dhabi has started taking patients, Gulf
News reported. The Imperial College London Diabetes Centre is joint venture
between Imperial College London and Mubadala Development Company. 07/19/2006
- Seneca
health program seeks to stem diabetes - Diabetes affects half of all Seneca
Nation members, either personally or because a family member has the disease.
That staggering statistic has motivated those both on and off the three Seneca
reservations to take action. 07/18/2006
- Conference on
Diabetes begins - Karnataka High Court Chief Justice Cyriac Joseph today urged
medical organisations to conduct more medical camps in rural areas for early
detection of diabetes. 07/15/2006
- UR grant winner
will study diabetes at a molecular level - Dr. Zheng-Gen Jin, one of the University of Rochester
Medical Center's up-and-coming research scientists, will use a $890,000 grant to
probe the links between diabetes and cardiovascular disease. 07/15/2006
- Senior Appointment
At Regional Chapter Of American Diabetes Association - The American Diabetes Association(ADA) announced today the appointment of Katherine Rogers to the position of executive director for Central Maryland. Rogers assumes responsibility for the Maryland Chapter's $1.5 million budget with more than $750,000 generated from special events. 07/13/2006
- UB diabetes researchers participate in international study - Researchers at UB are beginning two new studies as part of an international effort to prevent type 1 diabetes. The project, called Type 1 Diabetes TrialNet, involves researchers at 22 clinical centers in the United States and in centers in Canada, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. 07/13/2006
- Funding for
diabetes workshops - The Samoan Diabetes Association says a $US-500,000 fund will be used for training workshops to help reduce the incidence of diabetes in the country. The money, from the Denmark-based World Diabetes Foundation, is to help make people more aware of the disease. 07/13/2006
- Walks raise $874,000 to combat diabetes - The 2006 "Walks to Cure Diabetes," held in Jamestown on May 20 and Buffalo on May 21, raised more than $874,000. The money will support the work of the Western New York Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. 07/08/2006
- UB Diabetes
Researchers Participate In International Study - Researchers at the University at Buffalo are beginning two new studies as part of an international effort to prevent type 1 diabetes. The project, called Type 1 Diabetes TrialNet, involves researchers at 22 clinical centers in the U.S. and in centers in Canada, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. 07/08/2006
- Diabetes 'reaching
epidemic status' in SA - While HIV and Aids takes centre stage as South Africa's biggest health issue, diabetes is wreaking just as much havoc, without getting the attention, say experts. Lindsay Ord reports... 07/06/2006
- Norman Regional diabetes program earns approval - Norman Regional's Diabetes Center has been awarded continued recognition by the American ... 07/06/2006
- Diabetes 'Get Checked' scheme failing - The uptake of free annual check-ups for people with diabetes is falling in many key affected parts of the country, says National's Health spokesman, Tony Ryall. 07/06/2006
- Diabetes Escape
Plan - Not only do they rock but they have heart as
well. The Dillinger Escape Plan have announced a benefit show to raise funds for
the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. The event will take place at the
Bowery Ballroom (NYC) on August 2nd. 07/06/2006
- Center gets grant
for diabetes instruction - The Visually Impaired Center of Flint has received a
$9,965 award from the National Institutes of Health to support teaching diabetes
self-management to the blind. 07/06/2006
- Diabetes awareness
week - Question: What is the fastest growing non infectious disease
in the world? Answer: Diabetes. A serious health condition, with no known cure,
diabetes can lead to heart attack, stroke, kidney failure, blindness, amputation
and erectile dysfunction. 07/04/2006
- Golfers raise
awareness of diabetes - The "2006 Legislative Shoot-Out" was held recently at the
championship quality Reunion Golf Course in Madison and over 100 golfers joined
together to "putt with a purpose" and raise money for a very worthy cause -
diabetes. 07/04/2006
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June 2006
- Minnesota and
Wisconsin Doctors Earn Cash Rewards for Optimal Diabetes Care - Nine health care systems in Minnesota and Western Wisconsin
have earned cash rewards for meeting diabetes treatment goals established by
Bridges to Excellence, an employer-led pay-for-performance program that pays
doctors for optimal care of diseases such as diabetes and heart disease. 06/29/2006
- American Diabetes
Association Launches New Theme for America's Walk for Diabetes - Every 21 seconds someone is diagnosed with diabetes. 06/23/2006
- Aguirre Earns
Diabetes Award - By Tammy Krikorian, The Sun, Yuma, Ariz. Jun. 21--Rep.
Amanda Aguirre has been promoting diabetes education and prevention for nearly
20 years and her efforts have not gone unnoticed. 06/21/2006
- Revolutionary
Diabetes TV Magazine Show Takes Top Honors at 27th Annual Telly Awards
- Having just celebrated its first on-air anniversary, dLife TV, FOR YOUR DIABETES LIFE! has walked away with no less than four prestigious Telly Awards, including two top honors. 06/20/2006
- Rwanda: Rwanda Joins Global Diabetes Campaign - AllAfrica.com - The International Diabetes Federation (IDF) has launched a world-wide campaign to fight Diabetes. Dubbed 'Unite for Diabetes', 06/14/2006
- Diabetes is in the spotlight - EXPERTS from Diabetes UK are in Edinburgh this week to raise awareness of the condition. 06/13/2006
- Diabetes center
opens at U. - The University of Utah has opened its new Utah Diabetes
Center Education Suite to provide diabetes patients of all ages with tools and
information they need to manage the disease. 06/13/2006
- New Campaign
Launched to Fight Global Rise in Diabetes - Title: New Campaign Launched to Fight Global Rise in
Diabetes Category: Health News Created: 6/12/2006
- Define diabetes differently, says U-M expert in speech for national award - ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- In order to truly confront the nation's diabetes epidemic and head off its potentially devastating long-term health and economic effects, America needs to re-think the way it defines and detects the disease, a University of Michigan expert said Sunday after receiving a prestigious national award for diabetes research. 06/12/2006
- World diabetes
cases rising at alarming rate - The number of people around the world suffering
from diabetes has skyrocketed in the past two decades, to 230 million from 30
million, claiming millions of lives and severely taxing the ability of health
care systems to deal with the epidemic, according to data released Saturday by
the International Diabetes Federation. 06/11/2006
- Diabetes Death
Rates May Rise 25% in Next Decade, Group Says - The death rate for diabetes may rise
by 25 percent in the next decade, and by 2025 about 80 percent of the countries
with the most cases of the disease may be in the developing world, a report
says. 06/11/2006New Campaign
Launched to Fight Global Rise in Diabetes - Saturday marks the
launch of a worldwide campaign against what experts are calling an "epidemic" of
diabetes. 06/10/2006
- American Diabetes
Services Recognized by Medicare Compliance Agency as One of Nation's Top
Diabetes Suppliers - American Diabetes Services, one of the leading diabetes suppliers for diabetic testing
supplies, successfully fulfilled the requirements for receiving the Exemplary
Provider(tm) Certificate of Accreditation from The Compliance Team, Inc. 06/06/2006
- Defence speaker
for diabetes dinner - Defence Force member and humanitarian award winner Jacinta
Carroll will speak at the Forbes branch of Diabetes Australia's fundraiser
dinner next Friday. 06/05/2006
- World-class diabetes help for everyone - University of Oklahoma President David Boren was instrumental in making a world-class diabetes center come within Gov. Brad Henry's signature of becoming a reality. 06/05/2006
$100,000 for
diabetes research - CSX Transportation employees participating in this year's
"Walk to Cure Diabetes"" raised $100,000 for the Juvenile Diabetes Research
Foundation, North Florida Chapter. Over 125 employees raised the money through
the walk and by accepting donations from friends and family members. 06/01/2006
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March 2006
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