American Diabetes Month
Diabetes is one of the leading causes of disability and death in the United States. It can cause blindness, nerve damage, kidney disease, and other health problems if it’s not controlled. One in 10 Americans have diabetes — that’s more than 30 million people. And another 84 million adults in the United States are at high risk of developing type 2 diabetes. The good news? People who are at high risk for type 2 diabetes can lower their risk by more than half if they make healthy changes. These changes include: eating healthy, getting more physical activity, and losing weight. How can American Diabetes Month make a difference? We can use this month to raise awareness about diabetes risk factors and encourage people to make healthy changes. Here are just a few ideas: Encourage people to make small changes, like taking the stairs instead of the elevator. Talk to people in your community about getting regular checkups. They can get their blood pressure and cholesterol checked, and ask the doctor about their diabetes risk. Ask doctors and nurses to be leaders in their communities by speaking about the importance of healthy eating and physical activity. How can I help spread the word? We’ve made it easier for you to make a difference. This toolkit is full of ideas to help you take action today. For example: Continue reading >>
American Diabetes Association, Inc. Key Developments
National Director of Federal Government Affairs American Diabetes Association, Inc. Key Developments The American Diabetes Association Announces Executive Changes The American Diabetes Association welcomed the 2018 Principal Officers and Board of Directors. The Principal Officers of the Board, whose terms of leadership service ended on December 31, 2017, are: David A. DeMarco, PhD as 2017 Chair. Brenda Montgomery, RN, MSHS, CDE as 2017 President, Health Care & Education, Alvin C. Powers, MD as 2017 President, Science & Medicine and Umesh Verma as 2017 Secretary/Treasurer. The 2018 Principal Officers of the Board, whose terms of leadership service began on January 1, 2018, are: Karen Talmadge, PhD as 2018 Chair. Karen Talmadge is an entrepreneur, executive and scientist in the biomedical industry, currently serving as president of Nabu Strategic Advisors, she started in 2011 to advise entrepreneurs and early-stage companies in health care. Felicia Hill-Briggs, PhD, ABPP as 2018 President, Health Care & Education. Felicia Hill-Briggs, PhD, ABPP, is Professor of Medicine, Division of General Internal Medicine; Director, Behavior and Cognition Sub-Core, Healthcare & Population Science at Johns Hopkins University of Maryland Diabetes Research Center; and Senior Director, Population Health Research and Development at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Welch Center for Prevention, Epidemiology, and Clinical Research. A behavioral scientist and clinical psychologist, Dr. Hill-Briggs has chaired the ADA's Council on Behavioral Medicine and Psychology and the Grant Review Committee, and she currently serves on the Research Policy Committee. Jane Reusch, MD as 2018 President, Medicine & Science. Jane Reusch, MD, is a Professor of Medicine, Biochemistry and Bioengine Continue reading >>
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American Diabetes Association, Indiana Area
American Diabetes Association, Indiana Area To prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes. We provide programs of public awareness, adult support groups, camp for children, family support, fund research, endocrine disorders/diabetes, safe at school program for children with diabetes, and more. Camp John Warvel is a week-long summer resident camp for children with diabetes, ages 7 through 15. Held in northern Indiana, Camp Warvel provides a safe, educational, and fun camping experience, while at the same time, teaches diabetes management skills. There is also a Senior Camper/Counselor-In-Training program for young persons ages 16 through 18. Financial assistance is available when needed. Membership in American Diabetes Association is $28 per year, though often there are periods when the fee is reduced. As a member you will receive the Diabetes Forecast Magazine monthly and other publications. Membership is NOT REQUIRED to receive services. Continue reading >>
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People To Know 2015: Hunter Sego
When I came to work for the American Diabetes Association in mid-2013, Hunter Sego was already a legend. Find a student who can personify the need for diabetes care in the school setting, I heard as I began advocating in support of Safe at School legislation in Kentucky and Ohio. You know, someone like Hunter. Clearly, this Hunter dude had made an impact on the American Diabetes Associationand the Indiana legislature. I soon learned that Indianas Safe at School law had been dubbed Hunters Law after the compelling testimony and strong advocacy of then 10-year-old Hunter, who had been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when he was 7. Fast forward to early this year, when legislation was introduced in Indiana to repeal several sections of the education code, including Hunters Law. Upon hearing of the threat to his eponymous law, Hunter, now an 18-year-old high school senior, dropped everything to travel to the Indiana Capitol to testify again. With the confidence and maturity of a seasoned advocate, Hunter explained to the Indiana Senate Education Committee how dangerous it would be to repeal a law that protects students with diabetes. Hunters advocacyand that of his mother, Kathyresulted in the introduction and adoption of an amendment to preserve the states Safe at School law. His testimony was so effective that even the sponsor of the bill to repeal Hunters Law supported the amendment to save it. After a senior football season filled with honors, awards, and recognitions, Hunter will be kicking for the DePauw University football team in Greencastle, Indiana, this fall. He will also continue his diabetes advocacy and further prove that people living with diabetes are leading effective, productive, and inspiring lives. Gary Dougherty is associate director of State Government Continue reading >>
Indiana Office Of The American Diabetes Association
Life isn't fair for people with diabetes. First, there is the simple fact of coping with a chronic illness. Second, there are the barriers that prevent people with diabetes from enjoying the same opportunities at the rest of the population. Our Advocacy efforts work to bring down the barriers and fund critical diabetes research. Take action and become a Diabetes Advocate today ! The National Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP), led by the CDC, is offered to help people make necessary lifestyle changes. The program was designed and piloted in Indiana by the Indiana University School of Medicine, and has proven to prevent and/or delay type 2 diabetes. This program helped people cut their risk for diabetes in half! In this year-long program, participants work with a trained "Lifestyle Coach" in a group-like setting to set personal goals, learn how to eat healthy, add daily physical activity, stay motivated, and problem solve issues that can get in the way of making healthy lifestyle changes. To find out more, visit preventdiabetes.isdh.in.gov . Your involvement as an American Diabetes Association volunteerwhether on a local or national levelwill help improve lives of everyone impacted by diabetes, maybe even someone close to you. There are many ways for you to get involveda little time can have a big impact. Healthy Recipes: Delicious Recipe Kits Delivered - 2017-03-chefd.html We've teamed up with Chef'd to bring you healthy recipe kits. Ways to Give : Vacation for Donations - ways-to-give-201710-hotelscom.html Travel bookings completed through Hotels.com give 5% back to the Association. Shopdiabetes.org: Your Stress-Free System for Family Dinners! - 2017-03-book-oclock-scramble.html A year of delicious meals to help prevent and manage diabetes. Ask the Experts: Learn to Li Continue reading >>
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American Diabetes Association: 2018 Indiana Tour De Cure
4790 W. 16th Street, Indianapolis, IN, 46222 The Tour de Cure is an event where no matter what road you take, you will be joining thousands of people from around the country who have the same passion as you to fight diabetes and its burdens. All riders will be treated to lunch and a fantastic celebration party for all to enjoy. The Tour de Cure is bigger and better than ever with options for everyone.This is theonly cycling eventthat takes place on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway! Learn more about the NEW Tour de Cure and our latest promotions here . Cycling will make you feel the power of the pedal as you join the fight to end diabetes. The Tour de Cure's cycling routes are for people of all cycling abilities and is regarded as one of the top multi-site cycling events in the country. The routes are well-marked, there are safety marshals and safety vehicles, fully stocked rest stops and more. After registering you will have access to your participant center which is your fundraising hub. You will have a personal page to share your story, mobile apps, email templates and more. Fundraising has never been easier. Continue reading >>
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American Diabetes Association
The American Diabetes Association (ADA) is a United States-based association working to fight the consequences of diabetes and to help those affected by diabetes. The association funds research to manage, cure and prevent diabetes (including type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, gestational diabetes, and pre-diabetes); delivers services to hundreds of communities; provides information for both patients and health care professionals; and advocates on behalf of people denied their rights because of diabetes. History and mission[edit] Formed in 1940, the ADA was founded by 28 physicians.[1] During its first 30 years, the association limited its membership to physicians, health professionals and corporations. In 1970, the association underwent a reorganization during which membership was expanded to include general members. Now the ADA is a volunteer-driven organization based in Alexandria, Virginia, with about 90 local offices across the United States.[2] The mission of the ADA is to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes.[3] To fulfill this mission, the association funds research, publishes scientific findings, provides information and other services to people with diabetes, their families, health professionals and the public. The association is also actively involved in advocating for scientific research and for the rights of people with diabetes.[3] The association acts on its mission through a number of critical programs and activities that are directed to a broad range of constituents, including consumers, research scientists, health care professionals, corporations and communities. In 1994, the Chronicle of Philanthropy, an industry publication, study showed that the American Diabetes Association was ranked as the 18th "most Continue reading >>
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American Diabetes Association Thanks The 2017 Principal Officers And Welcomes 2018 Officers And New Members To National Board Of Directors
American Diabetes Association Thanks the 2017 Principal Officers and Welcomes 2018 Officers and New Members to National Board of Directors ARLINGTON, Va., Jan. 8, 2018 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --The American Diabetes Association (ADA) thanks the four Principal Officers who helped the ADA raise awareness of diabetes and improve the lives of those living with and affected by diabetes throughout 2017, and welcomes the 2018 Principal Officers and Board of Directors. "I am grateful to Drs. Dave DeMarco and Alvin Powers, Ms. Brenda Montgomery and Mr. Umesh Verma for their guidance, expertise and leadership in 2017," said the ADA's Interim Chief Executive Officer Martha Clark. "Together, we have advanced the ADA's mission and touched the lives of millions of people with diabetes, their families and caregivers, diabetes researchers and others in positive and impactful ways.I am also excited to welcome our 2018 Principal Officers, Drs. Karen Talmadge, Jane Reusch, Felicia Hill-Briggs and Mr. Michael Ching, and I look forward to the insight and skills that each of them will lend to the ADA in the coming months." The Principal Officers of the Board, whose terms of leadership service ended on December 31, 2017, are: David A. DeMarco, PhD, is a principal at Ernst & Young LLP (EY) with more than 25 years of experience in strategy, innovation and management consulting. Dr. DeMarco has been volunteering for the ADA since July 2011 and served as Chair of the ADA's Metro New York City Community Leadership Board (CLB) and has served on the Finance Committee. As Chair, Dr. DeMarco helped advance the governance capability of the Board and solidify the ADA's understanding of the business model required to execute the new strategic plan. Brenda Montgomery, RN, MSHS, CDE (2017 President, Healt Continue reading >>
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Hunter Sego '19 Represents Depauw In The American Diabetes Association's Kiss-a-pig Campaign
Hunter Sego '19 Represents DePauw in the American Diabetes Association's Kiss-A-Pig Campaign Hunter Sego '19 Represents DePauw in the American Diabetes Association's Kiss-A-Pig Campaign Hunter W. Sego 19 has spent most of his life raising awareness of Type 1 diabetes, and he hopes that his latest efforts will place him on center court of Bankers Life Fieldhouse on April 12. He and Kaitlin Katie D. Browning 18 are representing DePauw in a competition between universities for the American Diabetes Association's Kiss-A-Pig Campaign. The pig is significant because it was the first successful source of insulin for people living with the disease. They are competing against students from Ball State University, IUPUI, Hanover College and Purdue University. If they raise the most money, Sego will -- on behalf of DePauw -- kiss a pig during halftime of the Indiana Pacers versus the New York Knicks basketball game. Donations to the American Diabetes Association can be made here . Every dollar donated counts as a vote for DePauw. Both students are from Madison, Ind. Sego is a Global Ambassador for Team Type 1, and Browning is his campaign manager for this event. Sego was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes one month before his eighth birthday. While he has faced many challenges along the way, he says the greatest has been combating misconceptions surrounding the disease. Hes been to Congress multiple times to speak to U.S. representatives and senators, working to promote awareness and raise funding for Type 1 Diabetes needs. (Sego at left with U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly) In addition, Sego has a law named after him and his efforts to raise awareness about diabetes. The Indiana Safe at School Act, also known as Hunter's Law, provides protection to students living with diabetes to allow th Continue reading >>
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Kar Auction Services Raises $50,000 For American Diabetes Association
KAR Auction Services Raises $50,000 for American Diabetes Association KAR Auction Services, Inc. raised more than $50,000 for the Indiana Tour de Cure. The Tour de Cure is a series of fundraising cycling events held in 44 states nationwide to benefit the American Diabetes Association. Community involvement is one of our companys core valuesas an organization, we take pride in being able to serve worthwhile causes that support the very communities in which we live and work, said KAR CEO and Tour de Cure rider, Jim Hallett . Everyone has a story about diabetes or has someone close to them who has been affected by itI was touched by how many people wanted to help and to support our team. Riders consisted of members from several of the companys core business unitsincluding ADESA, Automotive Finance Corporation (AFC), Insurance Auto Auctions (IAA) and PAR North America. At press time, Team KAR was the largest local corporate team donor of the Indiana Tour de Cure and took the top two fundraising slots for individual riders in Indiana. In addition, Team KAR ranked as one of the top 10 donors nationwide. Riders consisted of members from several of the companys core business unitsincluding ADESA, Automotive Finance Corporation (AFC), Insurance Auto Auctions (IAA) and PAR North America. I want to thank everyoneour employees, our customers, our vendors and our family and friendsfor making this years Tour de Cure such a success for Team KAR, said Hallett, who ranked in the top five nationwide for fundraising by an individual rider. But, more importantly, I want to thank them for making this such a success for all of the people living with diabetes every day. The American Diabetes Association is thankful for the support and enthusiasm Team KAR has for Indiana Tour de Cure, said Je Continue reading >>
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Manager, Community Health Strategies - American Diabetes Association
The American Diabetes Association (ADA) is seeking a community health professional to strategically position the American Diabetes Association as a leader and key player in diabetes prevention and management in Indiana by building effective collaborations and partnerships to improve outcomes for people with diabetes and pre-diabetes. This position will manage a portfolio of key relationships including but not limited to state-based agencies, systems and institutions, such as the Department of Public Health, insurance companies, Quality Improvement Organizations, community based organizations, healthcare providers, schools and lawmakers to reduce the burden of diabetes and improve community health. The ideal candidate must have a proven track-record of success in program planning, building effective community collaborations and relationships with funders. The ideal candidate should have proven success in fundraising through corporate sponsorships and foundation grant writing in order to meet revenue goals required to sustain program activities. Exceptional organizational, written and verbal communication skills are necessary for this position. Must have ability to multi-task, meet deadlines and achieve results in a team environment. Deliver effective and appropriate evidence based strategies in order to promote diabetes prevention, management to improve patient and community outcomes and overall organizational priorities Assist with the coordination and implementation of Camp John Warvel, Indiana's camp for children and teens with diabetes Acquire and steward community and faith based organizations, health professionals, community health centers and others that will work in collaboration with the American Diabetes Association to optimize approaches to prevent and treat Continue reading >>
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Diabetes Is A Serious Problem In Indiana, According To The American Diabetes Association
Diabetes is a Serious Problem in Indiana, According to the American Diabetes Association According to the American Diabetes Association, diabetes is a serious problem, particularly in Indiana. More than 750,000 children and adults in Indiana suffer from all forms of diabetes, including type1, type 2 and gestational. Type 2 diabetes is the most common type of diabetes found in Obstructive Sleep Apnea patients. Dental Sleep Medicine education company, Sleep Group Solutions offers continuing education lectures on the topic, to teach dentists how to screen and treat for snoring and sleep apnea, and discuss risk factors involved. Indianapolis lecture is on November 21/22 at the Hilton Garden Inn, with Dr. George Jones as the speaker. It would be a difficult task to find someone who does not personally know an individual with diabetes. Hoosiers are increasingly feeling the effects of this disease. Approximately 1 in 4 of those who have diabetes does not know it. And at least 1.9 million Hoosiers are living with pre-diabetes, putting them at risk for type 2 diabetes in the future. "We know that diabetics have much more difficulty with regulation of fat and weight gainpossibly related to the concentrations of leptin released from their adipocytes (fat cells)," saysDr. George Jones a General Dentist and Dental Sleep Medicine expert in Sunset Beach, NC. During Dr. Jonses two day lecture he will lead the class through a proven turnkey protocol which dentists are implementing to provide treatment and screening options for patients. The protocol includes scientific data, medical collaborations, home sleep testing, instrumentation, insurance and billing, oral appliances, and marketing. The protocol we discuss during the lecture is proven, and it works. We have been following it for Continue reading >>
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American Diabetes Association To Host Indiana Tour De Cure
American Diabetes Association to host Indiana Tour de Cure The Indiana Tour de Cure is the American Diabetes Associations signature cycling event for riders of all skill levels, presented by Deloitte and Oaktree Financial Advisors, Ltd. The ride will be Oct. 7 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway where participants have the opportunity to ride laps on the track, road or a combination of both. A post-ride festival will welcome participants, volunteers, family and friends for an afternoon with live entertainment, healthy lunch options, sponsor giveaways, family activities and more. This years event will feature two new routes: the competitive ride route or team time trial presented by Deloitte and powered by LoKe Bicycles, which features 30 teams made up of four cyclists per team, competing in the open or collegiate divisions and sanctioned by USA Cycling. Each team will be released in 60-second intervals and will complete four laps on the track. The overall time will be determined by the front tire of the fourth cyclist. The family fun ride includes a short and casual lap starting in pit row followed by an interactive kids' zone with a special bike safety obstacle course. Twenty-nine million adults and children in the United States have diabetes nearly 10 percent of the population. An additional 86 million adults have prediabetes, a condition likely to lead to diabetes if not addressed. Diabetes disproportionately affects certain ethnic minorities and vulnerable populations such as the elderly and underserved. The American Diabetes Association is fighting for these millions of families and individuals working to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by the disease. Riders of the Indiana Tour de Cure raise critical funds that help deepen Continue reading >>
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Indiana: American Diabetes Association
This information was prepared by the American Diabetes Association, a national leader in diabetes information and advocacy. It covers state rules on diabetes care in Colorado schools, and may not include all the important details. We strive to be constantly up to date, but laws can change. It is not a substitute for professional legal advice. 1. Does Indiana allow school staff members who are not health care professionals to administer insulin? Yes. If a school has a child with diabetes, the principal must recruit volunteer unlicensed health aids. A qualified health professional must train these volunteers to administer insulin: a diabetes training program for volunteer health aids [] must include the following: [] Performing tests to check glucose and ketone levels, and recording the results. []Properly administering glucagon, insulin, or other emergency treatments as prescribed, and recording the results. Burns Ind. Code Ann. 20-34-5-15 . 2. Does Indiana allow school staff members who are not health care professionals to administer glucagon? Yes. As stated above, the principal must recruit volunteer unlicensed health aids who will be trained in "administering glucagon." Burns Ind. Code Ann. 20-34-5-15 . 3. Does Indiana allow students to self-manage diabetes care at school anytime and anywhere? Yes. Indiana clearly allows glucose testing, insulin administration, and any other type of diabetes care any time, anywhere: a school shall, except in an emergency, allow the student to attend to the management and care of the student's diabetes if the student has been evaluated and determined to be capable of doing so as reflected in the student's individual health plan []including [] in the classroom, in any area of the school or school grounds, or at any school related activ Continue reading >>
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American Diabetes Association Youth Ambassador Hunter Sego To Ride With Ryan
American Diabetes Association Youth Ambassador Hunter Sego To Ride With Ryan CONCORD, N.C. (July 20, 2015) American Diabetes Association Youth Ambassador Hunter Sego will ride along with Roush Fenway Racing driver Ryan Reed during Saturdays NASCAR XFINITY Series Lilly Diabetes 250 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The Madison, Ind. native will have his name featured on a decal above the passenger-side door on the No. 16 Lilly Diabetes American Diabetes Association Ford Mustang. Sego is a recent high school graduate who was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when he was seven years old. Now 18, Sego boasts an impressive academic and extracurricular resume as he heads into his first year at DePauw University in Greencastle, Ind. He graduated Summa Cum Laude from Madison Consolidated High where he earned All-State honors in football and was a regional qualifier in track and wrestling. Segos accomplishments in the community have paved the way for others living with diabetes. The Diabetes Care Act in the state of Indiana, or Hunters Law, outlines diabetes care in schools and was initiated by and named for Sego. He was also a spokesperson for Jerry Seinfelds Stand Up for a Cure, which is an educational video on life with diabetes and was shown in Madison Square Garden. Additionally, Sego is a top-five fundraiser for the Indiana American Diabetes Associations Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes. Hunter is truly a leader in the diabetes community and I couldnt be more proud to carry his name on the No. 16 Lilly Diabetes American Diabetes Association Ford Mustang this weekend, said Reed. Its such a special weekend with it being the Lilly Diabetes 250 at the Brickyard and Hunter is definitely deserving of recognition at this prestigious event. Ryan Reed and the Riding with Ryan program ro Continue reading >>
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