Volume 56 | Special Issue 2

Volume 56 | Special Issue 2

Thursday, December 1, 2011

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Articles in this issue

A very special issue in a stellar year for diabetes

Author: Jean Claude Mbanya
Type 1 diabetes: quo vadis?

Author: Professor Sir Geroge M M Alberti
Estimating the worldwide burden of type 1 diabetes

Author: Leonor Guariguata
Hope springs for young people with type 1 diabetes

Author: Graham Ogle, Larry Deeb
CDS facing down challenges to improved care for type 1 diabetes

Author: Linong Ji
The 3-C Study – strong partnerships to improve care for people with type 1 diabetes in China

Author: Helen McGuire, Linong Ji
The key to managing diabetes without tears – the treatment and teaching programme for flexible insulin therapy in Germany

Author: Ulrich Alfons Müller
Taking the benefits of DAFNE to the UK and beyond

Author: Stephanie A Amiel, Julia Lawton, Simon Heller
Positive results in Australia – OzDAFNE takes up the challenge

Author: Dianne Harvey
Never say never – implementing DAFNE in Kuwait

Author: Ebaa Alozairi
Great results for DAFNE Singapore – next stop, South-East Asia

Author: Su-Yen Goh, Daphne Gardner
Making progress with immune therapies for type 1 diabetes

Author: Mark Peakman
All that glitters is not gold- why we need better trials and reporting
Back to the future: investigating new treatments for type 1 diabetes using old inexpensive drugs

Author: Denise Faustman, Miriam Davis
From victim to protector – what the brain does with hypoglycaemia

Author: Stephanie A Amiel
Epilepsy in children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes

Author: Edith Schober, Reinhard Holl
Breakthrough – the story of Elizabeth Hughes and the making of a medical miracle

Author: Arthur Ainsberg
In the race for a glittering prize – Team Type 1 hits the road

Author: Phil Southerland
From diabetes education and prevention all the way to sporting excellence – Italy’s BCD Campaign

Author: Massimo Massi-Benedetti