New Funding for Australian Artificial Pancreas Research 29 May 2015 $150,000 grant for research into an Australian artificial pancreas algorithm for announced and unannounced meals was awarded to Dr Bruce King, from the John Hunter Children’s Hospital, at NSW Parliament House last night. Through the Diabetes Australia Research Program, Diabetes NSW presented 17 researchers with new Diabetes Australia grants totalling $1.1 million. Fifty-one research projects were chosen for 2015 across Australia, bringing the total Diabetes Australia Research Program commitment to more than $3.5 million for this year.
Media releases 8 April 2025 New data reveals diabetes prevalence in Australia may be 35% higher New research from the University of Sydney reveals that the number of Australians living with diabetes may be up to... Continue Reading
News 3 April 2025 Public warning: Counterfeit Ozempic pens detected in Australia The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) is urging the diabetes community to remain alert following the detection of counterfeit Ozempic-labelled injection... Continue Reading
News 3 April 2025 Open letter to the diabetes research community: Investing in the future of diabetes research in Australia In December 2024, we, Diabetes Australia, announced a $40 million investment commitment to diabetes research over the next decade –... Continue Reading
