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Top 10 Hospitals for Diabetes Care in the United States
(rated by MyDNA.com)

Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn.

Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA\

Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland

University of California, San Francisco Medical Center,
San Francisco, CA

University of Virginia Medical Center, Charlottesville, VA

Barnes-Jewish Hospital , Saint Louis, MO

University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle, WA

Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA

UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA

Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH

 

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DiabetesUK - 2005

Dr Caroline Abbott, Professor Nishi Chaturvedi, Dr Rayaz Malik, Professor Andrew Boulton
Withington Hospital, Manchester
£149,586 over 36 months
Can lower rates of peripheral neuropathy in South Asians with diabetes be explained by enhanced microvascular structure and function compared to Europeans?

Professor Loranne Agius and Dr Catherine Arden
University of Newcastle
£44,177 over 12 months
Role of PFK2-FDP2 in control of glucokinase in pancreatic beta cells

Dr Mark Evans
University of Cambridge
£146,690 over 36 months
Brain glucokinase, glucose sensing and hypoglycaemia: a combined molecular and physiological examination

Dr Timothy Frayling, Professor Andrew Hattersley, Professor Mark McCarthy, Professor Mark Lathrop
Peninsula Medical School
£87,509 over 24 months
Defining the chromosome 10q susceptibility gene for Type 2 diabetes

Professor Alun Hughes
Imperial College London
£36,060 over 9 months
Relationship of diabetes mellitus and the metabolic syndrome to ethnic differences in retinal microvascular abnormalities

Chaturvedi, Dr Rayaz Malik, Professor Andrew Boulton
Withington Hospital, Manchester
£149,586 over 36 months
Can lower rates of peripheral neuropathy in South Asians with diabetes be explained by enhanced microvascular structure and function compared to Europeans?; Dr Caroline Abbott, Professor Nishi

Professor Peter Jones, Dr Shanta Persaud
King’s College London
£96,477 over 24 months
Functional significance of the extracellular calcium-sensing receptor in pancreatic beta cells

Dr Nicholas Morton, Professor Jonathan Seckl, Professor John Mullins, Dr Janice Patterson
University of Edinburgh
£147,998.45 over 36 months
The role of pre-receptor glucocorticoid metabolism in pancreatic beta cells

Professor Mark Peakman
Guy’s, King’s & St Thomas’ School of Medicine, London
£99,960 over 24 months
The role of dendritic cells in Type 1 diabetes

Professor Peter Whincup, Dr Christopher Owen, Professor Derek Cook
St George’s Hospital Medical School, University of London
£77,817 over 24 months
Early life exposures and the risks of Type 2 diabetes: building a systematic framework of observational evidence

Dr Susan Wong
University of Bristol
£150,000 over 36 months
Therapeutic targeting of insulin-reactive CD8 T cells to prevent diabetes


Special programs, ongoing research, studies and support

American Indian and Alaska Native programs. Through the Indian Health Service's (IHS) National Diabetes Program, HHS promotes collaborative strategies to prevent diabetes and its complications among native populations. These efforts include grants to over 300 Tribes and Indian organizations to increased availability of services including basic clinical exams, newer treatment medications, laboratory tests for improved diabetes control, screening for diabetes and pre-diabetes, nutrition education and physical fitness.
www.ihs.gov/MedicalPrograms/Diabetes/
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Diabetes prevention and control control programs. CDC funds programs in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories to improve access to affordable, quality diabetes care and services, with priority on reaching high-risk individuals and disproportionately affected populations.  www.cdc.gov/diabetes/pubs/.

Community-based health centers. HHS' Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) supports an effort to reduce diabetes by working with HHS-funded community-based health centers to improve the effectiveness of health care services provided in underserved communities. The effort is part of a broader campaign to reduce health disparities. www.healthdisparities.net.

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