Category Archives: American Diabetes Month
Thank You for Showing Us “A Day in the Life of Diabetes”!
Throughout October and November, we’ve asked you to help illustrate what “A Day in the Life of Diabetes” means to you by sharing a photo on our Facebook mosaic. It’s been so inspiring to see the many different sides of … Continue reading
American Diabetes Month, the Holidays and the Importance of a Good Cookbook
November is American Diabetes Month®and many of us here at the American Diabetes Association work particularly hard during this time to raise awareness about diabetes and the challenges faced by the 25.8 million people currently living with diabetes in the … Continue reading
Giving Thanks to our Corporate Supporters this American Diabetes Month
Yesterday officially kicked off American Diabetes Month® , which makes this a perfect time to thank our corporate supporters for joining us to raise awareness and change the future of diabetes! Let’s see what our corporate sponsors are doing to … Continue reading
November is American Diabetes Month!
It’s now November, which means it’s officially American Diabetes Month®! This month we’ll be focusing the nation’s attention on the issues surrounding diabetes and the many people impacted by the disease. This year’s theme is A Day in the Life … Continue reading
A Look at Some of Our Favorite “A Day in the Life of Diabetes” Photos!
American Diabetes Month® is almost here, and this year we’ve been asking you to help us shine a new light on the issue of diabetes and those who live with it each and every day. Since Oct. 1, we’ve asked … Continue reading
What Does “A Day in the Life of Diabetes” Mean to You?
American Diabetes Month® is coming up soon in November! This is a time to focus the nation’s attention on the issues surrounding diabetes and the many people impacted by the disease. This year’s theme is A Day in the Life … Continue reading
It’s time to say “thank you”…
As we close out one of our most successful American Diabetes Months of the past 35 years, we want to thank you, our many active supporters who took the pledge to Stop Diabetes. Continue reading
