Find out more at smallstepsforbigchanges.com #t2d #prediabetes #type2diabetes

Find out more about how we're working to help Prevent Type 2 Diabetes through our partnership with YMCA Canada #prediabetesawareness youtube.com/watch?v=yXT_LK…

Walking is routinely advocated to lower the risk of type 2 diabetes. Most of the focus is on duration and distance of walking. Read more here from The BMJ ➡️

Link to free access to one of DPRG 's latest pubs: Identification of Intervention Characteristics within Diabetes Prevention Programs using the TIDieR: a Scoping Review
authors.elsevier.com/a/1indD5KvDKMN…

Postdoc Sujane Kandasamy is improving newcomer access to diabetes screening with help from national grant brocku.ca/brock-news/202… #brocku

#Diabetes is one of the most common chronic diseases affecting people living in Canada.
Each type of diabetes may have different symptoms. It’s also possible to have diabetes or prediabetes without showing any signs.
Learn more: ow.ly/kON850QpeyO

Former DPRG PhD student Megan MacPherson's lastest work with us now out: Identification of Intervention Characteristics within Diabetes Prevention Programs using the TIDieR: a Scoping Review - Canadian Journal of Diabetes canadianjournalofdiabetes.com/article/S1499-…

Thanks very much Novo Nordisk Network for Health Populations for the invitation! Always enjoy the opportunity to speak about type 2 diabetes prevention! DPRG

Congratulations to Femke Hoekstra for your appointment as Assistant Professor (tenure-track) at UBC-O with the Faculty of Medicine’s Department of Medicine, Division of Social Medicine and as Investigator with the Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention and Management (CCDPM)!

Delighted to launch this new survey on the lived experiences of food among people living with or caring for T1D
Bruce Verchere pls share widely

This study combines U.S. population demographics with diabetes prevalence from national survey data, epidemiological data, healthcare cost data, and economic data, to estimate the economic burden at the population and percapita levels: watermark.silverchair.com/dci230085.pdf?…

So happy to have the always amazing Dr. Ahmad Haidar from McGill School of Biomedical Sciences on the Diabetes Canada Podcast to talk about his work engineering technology solutions to support people with #diabetes ! blubrry.com/diabetes_canad…

My first conference ✅ A great few days learning, discussing, and expanding our knowledge ! SCAPPS DPRG

Want to Decrease your risk of type 2 diabetes? We are currently running programs in Summerland, Grand Forks, Oliver, Prince George, and Vanderhoof. Take a quick survey now to see if you are eligible! flex.redcap.ubc.ca/surveys/?s=4NJ…

As cities around the world continue to grow, new ways of thinking and innovative solutions are required. Attend this conference to learn more about today’s challenges and potential solutions for healthy cities, where we can all live, work and play events.zoom.us/ev/AgsifnyS2NX…

We are recruiting! Participants will receive a $30 e-gift card to the retailer of their choice and the opportunity to join our in-person Global Café in Vancouver. Scan the QR code to see if you're eligible and get involved.

So happy to have one of my favourite guests on the Diabetes Canada Podcast this week! Mary Jung (she/her/hers) from UBC Okanagan researches diabetes and exercise, and this is a wonderful chat about reducing barriers and taking small steps! blubrry.com/diabetes_canad…

Want to get more involved with our Small Steps for Big Changes research? Arthritis Research Canada is hiring a *new* research coordinator to provide logistical support for our program. Click on the link below to find out more arthritisresearch.ca/wp-content/upl…

We are hosting not one but TWO events at Spinco Kelowna (tomorrow!) and Frankie We Salute You Restaurant on September 26th. All proceeds donated to @diabetescanada // buy tickets now before they sell out: eventcreate.com/e/laceupfordia… #LetsEndDiabetes #LaceUpYourWay

Are you over the age of 18 and can read, write and speak English? Diverse group of participants needed to help understand how to best collect demographic information! Contact [email protected] for more information.