Our Mission
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 organisations working for diabetes research including 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.
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 in Europe.
This collaboration has grown in number of stakeholders and has a Secretariat based in the UK.
Information Resources with Focus on Diabetes and Covid-19
SURVEY Diabetes Research Funding in Europe: Impact of Covid-19
A Message to Organisations that Fund Research into Diabetes Because of the Covid-19 pandemic there is evidence that some Organisations have been severely impacted by reduced income. This will…
09/02/2021
Funding calls and research resources
Funding calls and research resources for diabetes Diabetes UK Applications page for all research grants European Commission - Research and Innovation Horizon 2020 funding calls: updates and news…
20/11/2020
Online resources for diabetes and covid-19
Online sources of information about diabetes and covid-19. Note the list is not exhaustive and suggestions are welcome. Deutsches Zentrum fur Diabetesforschung German Centres for Diabetes Research (DZD) General information…
28/10/2020
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Up front & free to read in our May issue #editorspicks: 2021 marks 100 years since the discovery of insulin. In conjunction with the University of Toronto, Diabetologia commissioned reviews from leaders in the field to commemorate this landmark https://diabetologia-journal.org/collections/insulin-100/
Our editor @hinmul highlights some papers from May's issue of Diabetologia! All free to read. Includes our latest #insulin100 review series. Read the summaries and find links to the papers here https://bit.ly/3uvO0ZG
COVID-19 is a #syndemic. It adversely impacts people with comorbidities like #diabetes & exacerbates social inequalities. Join our webinar 'Leveraging Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic - The Need for an Inclusivity Shift' at 12.00 p.m. CEST on April 22 to discuss ways forward.
#DiabetesHistory - French Physiologist Claude Bernard lived during a time when it was generally accepted that #diabetes was a disease of the kidney. His research helped improve understanding by showing that the central nervous system is involved in regulation of blood glucose.
In place of travel grants we're offering a limited number of €100 registration grants for ESPE 2021 abstract presenters. Nurses, AHPs, fellows/basic scientists in training, or middle/low income country, tick box to apply when you submit your abstract.
http://ow.ly/F5dq50Eemv7
Join us in our next PCDE Talks CME session on "Prevention, diagnosis of and management of diabetes foot ulcers; the role of the primary care teams”. 26 April 6.00pm CET (5.00pm UK time).Registration is now open;https://bit.ly/39SRddZ
#primarycare, #DiabetesAwareness #pcdeurope
