November 23, 2023
Seminar 12 in the Beyond Insulin Seminar Series will be a summary of the findings from a recent discovery in CD47 receptors and type 1 diabetes by Professor Natasha Rogers (Westmead Hospital).
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Seminar 11 in the Beyond Insulin Seminar Series will be an update on current literature and knowledge around checkpoint inhibitor related diabetes from Dr Linda Wu (Westmead Institute for Medical Research).
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September 2023
ATIC and The Royal Melbourne Hospital are now seeking people aged 8-45 years with recently diagnosed type 1 diabetes (within three months) for a new clinical trial of two disease-modifying medications rituximab-pvvr and abatacept, called T1D RELAY.
Read moreSeptember 21, 2023
Seminar 10 of the Beyond Insulin Seminar Series features Associate Professor Stuart Mannering who will discuss one of the fundamental outstanding questions in the immunology of T1D – how and why does the immune system attack the insulin producing cells?
Read moreJuly 27, 2023
Seminar 9 of the Beyond Insulin Seminar Series features Associate Professor Emma Hamilton-Williams. A/Prof Hamilton-Williams will discuss results from a clinical trial that aimed to restore a ‘healthy’ gut microbiota in adults with type 1 diabetes.
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June 2023
For the first time in Australia, researchers will carry out a type 1 diabetes trial to test two different immune therapies in children and young adults who have been recently diagnosed with type 1 diabetes.
Read moreApril 28, 2023
7th seminar in the ‘Beyond Insulin: Innovative research in T1D prevention and cure’ seminar series
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March 2023
The human immune system works every minute of every day to keep the body healthy – through constant monitoring, and by tracking and destroying pathogens, such as disease-causing bacteria and viruses.
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6th seminar in the ‘Beyond Insulin: Innovative research in T1D prevention and cure’ seminar series
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ATIC recently invited members of the type 1 diabetes community to learn more about ATIC – the first Australasian clinical trial collaborative set up to accelerate development and delivery of immunotherapy treatments.
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5th seminar in the ‘Beyond Insulin: Innovative research in T1D prevention and cure’ seminar series
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January 2023
ATIC is now seeking participants aged between 6 and 21 years with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes for a ground-breaking Australian clinical trial.
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November 2022
ATIC is seeking expressions of interest from members of the type 1 diabetes community who are interested in joining our Community Engagement Panel.
Read moreOctober 28, 2022
3rd seminar in the ‘Beyond Insulin: Innovative research in T1D prevention and cure’ seminar series
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2nd seminar in the ‘Beyond Insulin: Innovative research in T1D prevention and cure’ seminar series
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Introducing ATIC’s new seminar series ‘Beyond Insulin: Innovative research in T1D prevention and cure’. Join us for a new session each month!
Read moreAugust 10, 2022
We’re very excited to be officially launching ATIC at the upcoming ADC 2022 in Brisbane.
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April 2022
Leading diabetes clinicians and researchers from across Australia gathered recently for the first meeting of the Australasian Type 1 Diabetes Immunotherapies Collaborative (ATIC) Steering Committee.
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March 2022
The human immune system works every minute of every day to keep the body healthy – through constant monitoring, and by tracking and destroying pathogens, such as disease-causing bacteria and viruses.
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February 2022
In collaboration with Innodia, the ATIC network is leading IMPACT, a trial of a new medication called IMCY-0098 to determine whether it can preserve pancreas function in people with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes.
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January 2022
Thanks to the generosity of the type 1 diabetes community, we have completed recruitment for the BANDIT trial.
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January 2022
JDRF Australia has funded a first-of-its kind four-year collaboration, aimed at increasing the number of clinical trials available for Australians with type 1 diabetes.
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