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Of Continuing Interest
- The U.S. Government spends US$1,700 per patient in AIDS research. It spends US$20 per patient on diabetes research. The American Diabetes Association is sponsoring a petition to President Clinton, urging that more be spent on diabetes. Their goal is to collect 250,000 signatures by January 1, 1998. To achieve that goal, they will need everyone's help. If you haven't signed the petition, please do so. And ask your friends and relatives to join in too.
- November is National Diabetes Month in the United States. Please take a moment to search for a new friend with diabetes and offer your support.
New This Week
- Beginning in January 1998, children with DIABETES will accept banner advertisements to help pay for the cost of running the site. Advertising information is available.
- Do you have a children with DIABETES sweatshirt or T-shirt? Order now for the perfect holiday gift and help support the site.
- The Featured Book of the Week is In Control -- A Guide for Teens with Diabetes by Jean Betschart, M.N., R.N., C.D.E. and Susan Thom, R.D., L.D., C.D.E. If you are a teen or parent of a teen, this book belongs in your library.
- The real-time chat rooms are back -- almost. Today, only the Parents chat room is working. Next week, the Kids, Teens, Adults, and several side rooms will be open. The real-time chat rooms offer superior performance compared with the browser page chat rooms.
The real-time chat rooms require one of the newer versions of Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer and a plug-in to operate.
- Read the latest ADA Advocacy update entitled Congress increases diabetes research funding.
- The Human Biological Data Interchange (HBDI), a program of the non-profit National Disease Research Interchange, was founded in 1988 in partnership with the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International (JDFI) to provide a resource to researchers in their search for the diabetes genes.
- Thanksgiving with Reader's Digest offers dozens of recipes for Thanksgiving meals, complete with nutritional values.
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indicator throughout the children with DIABETES pages. You'll know you found something that's new to these pages. You can also click on it to return to this page.
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