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Published in Spoke Magazine, issue 84 January 2022. Re-published with Authors approval. Tackling the Lake Hawea Epic in the name of diabetes research.The rough terrain
May 11, 2022
Published in Spoke Magazine, issue 84 January 2022. Re-published with Authors approval. Tackling the Lake Hawea Epic in the name of diabetes research.The rough terrain
By Dr. Susan Wardell, Senior Lecturer, University of Otago Acknowledgements: This article is based on research was funded by a Marsden ‘Fast Start’ Grant (PI:
For Elijah Booth, being diagnosed with Type-1 diabetes as he was on the cusp of becoming a teenager, was a challenge he wasn’t expecting.“I had
The WHO has characterised the coronavirus disease outbreak as a pandemic. Members of the T1D community should take extra precautions – similar to those taken during flu season – to remain healthy.
