Finding his stride: Ryan Mohamed’s story
Finding his stride: How Ryan Mohamed turned his diabetes diagnosis into a reason to keep moving.
Finding his stride: How Ryan Mohamed turned his diabetes diagnosis into a reason to keep moving.
On the Pump Couture runway, visibility becomes confidence, community, and a powerful response to diabetes stigma.
When Michelle Katz of Vancouver, BC was asked to create a capstone project for school, she didn’t just think about grades — she thought about how she could make a difference. Her idea was simple but powerful: turn her love of crochet into a way to give back in memory of her father who lived with type 2 diabetes.
Aprons in Action presented by Manulife cooking challenge participant John Joseph brings peace to eating with this complex condition through diabetes-friendly recipes inspired by Indigenous ancestral eating practices.
For Amy Moore, part of living well with diabetes is about changing the conversation around the condition.
For Sasha and her son Brayson, who both live with diabetes, a cure would be life-changing for them and others in their community.
Meet the people and groups who have made an impact this year.
Eighteen years ago, Guy Poole started Liz’s Walk, a Diabetes Canada fundraiser in honour of his late wife. In 2024, he was awarded the Order of Newfoundland and Labrador for his efforts. Read why the 81-year-old has no plans to stop.
Paying tribute to a special man who lived with type 1 diabetes with a special gift.
People with diabetes are twice as likely than others to develop cardiovascular disease, yet many individuals are unaware of their increased risk.
Pharmacist Nafisa Merali is making a difference in improving diabetes care.
To celebrate her father (and her hero), who lived with type 1 diabetes for more than 50 years, Moira Fitzpatrick is donating a gift with a big impact.