A new US study explores how diabetes distress and mental health problems can affect each other
Read moreFrom Community Day to Congress: ACBRD’s Week at IDF-WPR & ADC 2026
Sharing, listening, and learning: advancing conversations on stigma, mental health and person-centred diabetes care
By Alison Robinson, Edith Holloway, Jo Jordan, Meaghan Read, and Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott
Read moreLanguage Matters: the next chapter in stigma-free diabetes communication
Our international review highlights the progress, challenges and future of the global #LanguageMatters movement
Read moreSpecial report on diabetes devices
Looking beyond risk: what people with type 1 diabetes say matters most
By Jane Speight and Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott
Read moreA person-centred approach to choosing diabetes technology: Considerations and actions for health professionals
A new position statement from the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) and the American Diabetes Association (ADA) highlights “Challenges in and Opportunities for Individualizing Diabetes Technology”
Read moreExperiences of type 2 diabetes stigma in healthcare settings
A multi-country review explores what type 2 diabetes stigma looks like in healthcare settings, why it happens, and why it matters
Read moreCan hidden strengths help women manage type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes?
New Australian research suggests resilience, optimism, and a sense of control may help older women manage type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes
Read moreHow can our research keep up, in a changing world?
In an era of rapid change, we unpack new and emerging ways to do research and consider what’s next for psychosocial diabetes research
By Eloise Litterbach & Uffe Søholm
Read moreWaste not, want… what?
How do environmental concerns affect diabetes self-management choices? A recent European study asked people with diabetes what is important to them
Read moreMore reflections from the Global End Diabetes Stigma Summit
Contributions and key insights from ACBRD researchers
By Eloise Litterbach, Meaghan Read, Emmanuel Ekpor, and Sarah Manallack
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