Our Mission
As a unique alliance of NGOs and healthcare companies, EURADIA’s mission is to improve the lives of people affected by diabetes both now and in the future, through advocacy of diabetes research in Europe at the highest political and societal levels of influence, by improving coordination of European diabetes research and by shaping the allocation of resources for such research through increased awareness.
What is EURADIA
Who we are: EURADIA is an alliance of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and healthcare companies working for diabetes research. The NGOs include European academic and clinical researchers, healthcare professionals and patient groups.
What we do: We provide a platform for all those undertaking research to work together to benefit the wellbeing of people with diabetes, through advocacy for increased funding and improved coordination of diabetes research in Europe.
A Brief History of EURADIA
EURADIA began in 2003 as a collaboration of NGOs and healthcare companies with an interest in supporting and promoting diabetes research at European Level.
This successful collaboration has grown in number of stakeholders and has a Secretariat based in the UK.
EURADIA is an independent charity registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales.
EURADIA in 2018
Come and find out about EURADIA and DIAMAP 2020 in 2018. We will be at the following conferences and look forward to meeting you there: Diabetes UK Professional Conference 14-16…
August 31, 2017
DIAMAP Project Website Goes Live
The DIAMAP Road Map for Diabetes Research in Europe is being relaunched with a new interactive website www.diamap.eu. The website will be demonstrated during research events in 2018, see this…
September 28, 2016
Diabetes UK Banting Memorial Lecture
Professor Andrew Boulton delivered the prestigious Banting Memorial Lecture at the Diabetes UK Professional Conference, held in March 2017. This lecture focused on Professor Boulton’s work over the past four…
September 27, 2016
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