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On Giving Day, When You Support the Diabetes Center, We All Gain
Anson Cain knows from experience that medical research can lead to life-changing treatments and technologies. Anson has type 1 diabetes. For many years, this meant interrupting his day with insulin Read More >>
“Bionic Pancreas”
As a parent of a child with type 1 diabetes, Dr. Edward Damiano knows first hand the dangers of this disease. After nearly two decades of research, he has developed Read More >>
Fall 2016 Newsletter
Our Fall 2016 Newsletter is here! In this issue, you will find a recap our September 21 “The Magic of Your Gift” event, a list of all our 2016 generous supporters, hear from our Read More >>
Fund the Microscope
Top-tier research requires top-tier equipment. To extend our research capabilities, we need a high-resolution digital microscope, which will allow our scientists to visualize molecular interaction in the cells and tissues Read More >>
Being the Parent of a Diabetic
Being the Parent of a Diabetic By William Chatham I want to share some perspective of what it is like to have a child that is diabetic to help make Read More >>
Thank you for your support!
We are extremely pleased and humbled to report that the UC Irvine Diabetes Center’s annual fundraising campaign and event was another great success, raising over $600,000! We are very thankful Read More >>
Genetic and Environmental Factors in Diabetes
Let’s talk about genetic and environmental factors of diabetes that have been discovered through research. There are genetic factors in both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. These genetic factors Read More >>
2016 UCI Health Facts & Figures
About UC Irvine Health UC Irvine Health comprises the clinical, medical education and research enterprises of the University of California, Irvine. Patients can access UC Irvine Health at physician offices Read More >>
The Impact of Your Gift
What is the impact of your gift? 95% of the money raised is used to directly fund staff and equipment for “research feasibility studies” here on the UC Irvine campus. Read More >>