Orlando Brown, Jr. and TrialNet team up to tackle type 1 diabetes
Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Orlando Brown, Jr.
Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Orlando Brown, Jr.
Dylan Fisher was 27 and training for a marathon in 2019 when a routine physical led to a type 2 diabetes diagnosis. “The diagnosis just felt off,” he said.
If you live in the San Francisco Bay area, you might see Lindsay Tyson cruising around town on her green Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle. Or you could catch her doing flying trapeze at the circus school, where she teaches in her spare time.
TrialNet Phase 1 Study: Tolerance Using Plasmid in People with T1D
TrialNet Chair Dr. Kevan Herold celebrates 20 years of progress, looks forward to making T1D a disease of the past
When you take part in TrialNet type 1 diabetes (T1D) risk screening, a few drops of blood can make a big difference. In addition to learning your risk for developing T1D—often years before symptoms appear—you’re joining the TrialNet #T1Dfamily, the world’s largest clinical trial network ever assembled to change the course of T1D.