New ACBRD study explores what helps people with diabetes feel emotionally strong and supported
Read moreMeet visiting researcher: Laura Klinker
Laura has travelled from Germany to engage with our work, deepen her understanding of diabetes stigma and share her own research on the psychosocial impacts of diabetes.
Read moreACBRD at the 2026 ASBHM Conference
Reflections from the 2026 Australasian Society for Behavioural Health and Medicine (ASBHM) conference held in Auckland, New Zealand
Read moreMeet visiting PhD researcher: Sabina Wagner
Sabina joins the ACBRD for 3 months as an academic visitor to better understand and address diabetes stigma
Read moreSmarter diabetes devices – but who owns the data?
Diabetes devices generate and store lots of data to support people living with diabetes. But under current laws, who owns this data is unclear. Researchers from the UK call for greater data protection for the diabetes community.
By Dr Jo Jordan
Read moreHow people around the world experience diabetes stigma
The ACBRD published new insights into experiences of diabetes stigma from studies in six countries
Read moreThe weight of stigma for teens with type 1 diabetes
US-based researchers have found links between weight stigma and disordered eating behaviours among teens with type 1 diabetes
Read moreWorld Diabetes Day 2025: ending diabetes stigma at work
Around 7 in 10 people living with diabetes are of working age, yet many face workplace challenges that others may not see
By Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott
Read moreFamily connections matter: how home life shapes mental health in children with type 1 diabetes
A new Chinese study highlights the role of family support for emotional wellbeing and diabetes management in children
Read moreAfter gestational diabetes: supporting women from Chinese and Indian backgrounds to screen for type 2 diabetes
Our latest research explores what helps, and what hinders, Indian and Chinese women in Australia from attending type 2 diabetes screening after gestational diabetes
By Dr Jo Jordan
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