T1D Exchange

09/01/2026

Your experience with type 1 diabetes can help researchers better understand what life with T1D is really like.

Join the T1D Exchange Registry to share your perspective and participate in research opportunities that matter to the T1D community.

Learn more and join today: https://t1dx.co/3UjTwB7

08/27/2026

The Diabetes Link is entering a new chapter—and expanding what support for young adults with diabetes can look like.

Meet Caitlin McGillicuddy, The Diabetes Link’s new Chief Operating Officer. With support from a grant from The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust, Caitlin and The Diabetes Link are working to reach more young adults beyond traditional four-year college campuses—including those at community colleges, trade schools, and other community organizations.

Meet Caitlin and learn what’s ahead for The Diabetes Link.

🔗 https://t1dx.co/4cY6b2K

08/26/2026

Have you ever had a diabetes-related travel mishap? Share your travel mishaps in the comments!

Want to answer more questions? Head to our Question of the Day page to answer now:

Answer the Question of the Day to share real-life experiences with T1D.

08/20/2026

What if your A1C wasn't telling the whole story?

Time in Range (TIR) gives people living with type 1 diabetes a more complete picture of their glucose management by showing what happens throughout the day—not just an average over several months.

Learn why TIR is becoming an important part of diabetes care and how it can help support more informed decisions.

🔗 Read the full article: https://t1dx.co/4qubX1R

08/19/2026

What does it take to turn what we know about type 1 diabetes into better real-world outcomes?

At the American Diabetes Association Scientific Sessions, T1D Exchange CEO David Walton and VP of Real-World Evidence & Research Jaime Lucove sat down with Justin Eastzer to talk about the work happening across T1D Exchange—from automated insulin delivery and screening to women’s health, data, and machine learning.

They also share the personal perspective they bring to this work as people living with type 1 diabetes themselves.

▶️ Watch the full conversation to learn how research, real-world data, quality improvement, and lived experience are helping shape the future of diabetes care: https://t1dx.co/46cay6C.

08/17/2026

What does the future of type 1 diabetes research and care look like?

At the American Diabetes Association's 86th Scientific Sessions, T1D Exchange CEO Dave Walton and VP of Real-World Evidence & Research Jaime Lucove sat down to discuss the latest advances in diabetes research, quality improvement, real-world evidence, and the power of community partnerships.

Watch the conversation to learn how T1D Exchange is helping turn data, research, and lived experience into better outcomes for people living with type 1 diabetes.

Watch the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHxjMAlnUXU&t=3s

I interviewed T1D Exchange about its work to improve outcomes for people with type 1 diabetes using real-world data and collaborative change. Their work is SO important! Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHxjMAlnUXU

08/13/2026

"Why didn't my pump alarm?"

It's a question many people living with type 1 diabetes have asked after dealing with an unexplained high.

Our latest article explores:
✔️ Why insulin pump occlusions can go undetected
✔️ Why CGMs often provide the first clues
✔️ New technologies that could improve insulin delivery detection

If you've ever found yourself playing "pump detective," this one's for you.

https://t1dx.co/4wW3x5O

08/07/2026

Your experience with type 1 diabetes matters.

When you join the T1D Exchange Registry, you help researchers better understand what life with T1D is really like. Every story adds to a growing picture that helps move research forward.

Join more than 23,000 people across the U.S. who are already making an impact.

Visit the link to sign up: https://t1dx.co/4c6Yjvv

08/06/2026

Every research breakthrough starts with high-quality data—but data alone isn't enough.

Meet the T1DX-QI Data Governance and Data Science Committee, the team working behind the scenes to ensure the data powering diabetes research and quality improvement is reliable, consistent, and ready to drive meaningful change.

Learn how their collaboration is helping improve care for people living with type 1 diabetes.

📖 Read more: https://t1dx.co/4bwizXe

08/05/2026