CWD News
After Type 1 Diabetes Screening- Navigating the Next Steps
There’s been growing buzz in the diabetes community about screening for autoantibodies linked to type 1 diabetes, especially following the FDA’s approval of teplizumab (Tzield) — the first treatment shown to delay the onset of type 1 diabetes. It’s an exciting and hopeful time for people with diabetes, their families, and the diabetes community. Dr. […]
New Places, Same Heart: Imagining the Future of CWD Gatherings
Last week, the Children with Diabetes team attended IMEX America 2025 in Las Vegas as hosted buyers, connecting with destinations and venue partners from across the globe. The energy of the event was incredible as thousands of professionals gathered to imagine what’s next in meetings, conventions, and community gatherings. For Children with Diabetes, IMEX was […]
Connecting with Family Physicians at AAFP FMX 2025 in Anaheim
Our team was proud to participate in this year’s American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) FMX Conference in Anaheim, California. From the bustling exhibit hall to two inspiring Children with Diabetes (CWD) Lunch & Learn sessions, we were honored to connect with clinicians who share our commitment to improving diabetes care and education for families. […]
Connecting Over Innovation: CWD Lunch and Learn at FNCE 2025
At this year’s Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo (FNCE) in Nashville, Children with Diabetes (CWD) hosted a special Lunch and Learn event in partnership with MannKind Corporation, focusing on the evolving role of inhaled insulin in diabetes care. Held at Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse, the event brought together a full room of healthcare providers, dietitians, […]
Climbing High: Understanding Blood Sugar Changes at Altitude
When visiting Denver for the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) conference, the difference in elevation from our home states of Ohio and North Carolina was noticeable. We felt more dehydrated, had some headaches, and the wine went to our heads more quickly than usual. The two of us who live with diabetes had blood sugars […]
On Duty, On Demand: Managing T1D with Inhaled Insulin
Hello, Children with Diabetes readers. My name is Tim Brown, and I have had type 1 diabetes for 31 years, having been diagnosed at the age of 16, in the year 1994. To save you the math, I am 47 years of age. My diagnosis story isn’t unlike others. I had lost a significant amount […]
From Screening to Support: CWD at the AAP National Conference
Children with Diabetes was proud to participate as an exhibitor at the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) 2025 National Conference and Exhibition in Denver, Colorado. This premier event brought together thousands of pediatricians, healthcare providers, and industry leaders from across the nation, all focused on advancing the health and well-being of children. Our booth served […]
Modernizing Diabetes Diagnosis: Recognizing the Full Spectrum of Disease
Most people think of diabetes as a binary diagnosis—you either have type 1 or type 2. However, research proves there are other subtypes and combinations of the characteristics of traditional type 1 or type 2 diagnoses. We published an article in October 2024 discussing the various types of diabetes, but a lot of new data […]
Children with Diabetes at EASD 2025: Science, Schnitzel, and Friends for Life
This September, Children with Diabetes had the honor of attending the 61st Annual Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) in Vienna. The conference brought together scientists, clinicians, innovators, and advocates from across the world. CWD was proud to represent the heart of the diabetes community…those who live with type 1 […]
2025 Sick Day Guidelines
It’s almost flu season again, and with it comes the increased likelihood of catching the flu and other viruses. It’s essential to ensure you have up-to-date knowledge on managing sick days for yourself or your child with diabetes. The Ambulatory Pediatric Safety Learning Lab has developed an excellent online resource that may be helpful for […]