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The Marjorie Cup goes to Shepparton in regional Victoria
Thanks to the enthusiasm of many hard-working
volunteers, led by Gloria Kilmartin, the diabetes footy
game is on again! Friday May 6th 2005, from 6pm
at Rumbalara Football Ground, Shepparton
--> $2.00 entry fee --> Francis Bourke and Adrian Hickmott to coach the footy teams --> Dale Weightman and Chris Connolly donating signed Richmond and Fremantle jumpers for auction --> Brianna Lee to sing National Anthem --> GVFL guest players from all 3 Shepp and Rumbalara clubs |
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Melbourne University researchers investigate Living with Diabetes
Thanks to everyone who's already done this after
last week's email. Don't miss out! It's ground-
breaking stuff, all online and interactive.
Please follow the link below to find out more. Once you have registered, a link to the program will be emailed to you. |
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Trials of innovative device proceeding well
A year or so ago, Reality Check passed on a request
from the manufaturers of this device for people to
participate in trials, and it created tremendous
interest. We thought you'd be interested
in an update on its progress.
The HypoMon is currently undergoing a at-hospital clinical study programme. The first study involves 30 Type 1 adults (+18 years) at the Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney. This study is approximately halfway through. The second study involves 30 Type 1 children (12 - 18 years) at the Princess Margaret Hospital, Perth. Two children have been tested so far. Data from the trials is currently being analysed and results will be available soon. Watch this space. |
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JDRF's fundraising month is upon us again
The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation in
Australia is again selling jelly-baby themed
merchandise to rasie money for diabetes research.
To find out how you can help, or to buy some merchandise for yourself, visit the JDRF website at the link below. |
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Reality Check's resource online for you
Throughout 2003 and 2004 you would have heard
from us repeatedly as we called for contributions,
reviewers, ideas and suggestions for the Starter Kit.
It was completed, published and began distribution in
October last year.
A reminder that the Starter Kit is also available online for you to read at any time. A great starting point for any tricky questions - for both newbies and old- timers as well! |
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Many Reality Check women contributed to producing
the first free booklet about pregnancy and diabetes
in 2002. It remains to be only the 2nd Australian
publication of any type on the topic!
The booklet has just been re-printed, and is available for download from the Reality Check website. |
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