T1D Exchange

T1D Exchange pushes the boundary of the traditional research and development model by connecting the experience of living with T1D to the data about the disease. The result is a place where different perspectives are exchanged and faster progress can be made. Learn more on our program website.

Patient Community

An online community of patients and caregivers who support, empower, and educate one another while participating directly in real-time research and analysis.

Patient Community

An online community of patients and caregivers who support, empower, and educate one another while participating directly in real-time research and analysis.

Clinic Network

An army of clinicians working in 65+ centers across the US caring for 100,000+ people with T1D.

Clinic Registry

A comprehensive database with data from 26,000+ patients, spanning the spectrum of age, race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, geography, care settings, and insulin management practices.

Biorepository

A collection of clinically annotated biosamples and data developed to support researchers from academia and industry for study.

T1D Exchange in Action

Check out the latest news, research, and findings from T1D Exchange on our program website.

Helmsley Charitable Trust Awards Grant to Study Racial Differences in Type 1 Diabetes

The Type 1 Diabetes Program of the Helmsley Charitable Trust today announced an $879,510 grant to the T1D Exchange Clinic Coordinating Center, JAEB Center for Health Research to examine whether today’s monitoring methods overestimate mean glucose levels in African Americans living with type 1 diabetes (T1D) as compared to whites with T1D. Read more.

T1D Exchange Evaluates Correlation Between Infusion Set Duration and FBG

T1D Exchange, the first program of Unitio, recently conducted a study examining the duration of insulin pump infusion set wear and its impact on glycemic control in type 1 diabetes (T1D) patients. Findings indicated that Fasting Blood Glucose (FBG) levels tend to increase with longer duration of infusion set wear. Read more.

Improved Glycemic Control but Longer Newborn ICU Stays in T1D Pregnancies

New study findings from T1D Exchange were presented at ADA’s 74^th Scientific Sessions showing that women with type 1 diabetes (T1D) had improved glycemic control during pregnancy however their newborns still required admission and, in many cases, extended stays in intensive care units (ICU). Read more.

Explore the Possibilities

Query data from our extensive, well-characterized, cohort comprised of 26,000+ patients with type 1 diabetes.

Exchange With Us

Our mission is to improve the lives of people touched by T1D by facilitating better care and accelerating new therapies through a collaborative data collection and sharing network.