Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is a chronic, autoimmune disease that occurs when the body can’t process glucose, resulting in extreme blood sugar swings, excessive thirst and hunger, extreme fatigue, and more. Though it is often called “juvenile diabetes,” T1D can occur at any age and is estimated to impact nearly 2 million Americans. Managing type 1 diabetes has a significant effect on a person’s quality of life — but it also has the potential for research to bring about transformative improvements in the lives of patients.
In our latest whitepaper, we’re sharing valuable insights we’ve gathered from type 1 diabetes patients in our database. This data provides a better understanding of potential research participants, including their demographic makeup, patient concerns, research participation motivators, and the typical challenges individuals face. This information aims to help researchers design study protocols with the right inclusion and exclusion criteria, which can result in faster, more impactful research to improve T1D patients’ lives. Use the form to get your copy today.
Use the form to get your copy today.
