Federal law states that students with diabetes cannot legally be excluded from educational opportunities. Schools sometimes need help understanding how to accommodate the needs of these students. The...
Diabetic ketoacidosis is a serious complication of diabetes. This condition arises when the body's insulin production falls short. Insulin is pivotal in facilitating the entry of sugar, a primary...
Bridging Continents: Dr. Anika Bilal's Journey from Pakistan to the AdventHealth Translational Research Institute
Type 1 diabetes is a chronic autoimmune disease that affects millions of people around the world. There is currently no cure for Type 1 diabetes, but there is a lot of promising research underway.
We are pleased to announce Jessica Galo as our August Volunteer of the Month for 2023 for her philanthropic work at AdventHealth for Children.
This year we had fun-filled holiday activities including games, crafts, snow cones, and a special visit from Santa and his elves who rappelled from the hospital roof to drop in and say hi!
Team leaders at AdventHealth University gathered for a celebration lunch after winning first place in our Team Member Giving Program’s Leadership Challenge.
AdventHealth physician returns from being on mission in Merida, Mexico to bring free facial reconstructive surgery, pediatric dentistry, and pediatric rehabilitation services to children.
AdventHealth Foundation Central Florida is proud to recognize George Lewis and Tom Fitch as Volunteers of the Month for July 2023 for their philanthropic work with Sharing Smiles.
Looking toward the horizon of adjunctive therapies for Type 1 diabetes (T1D), a realm of possibilities emerges. Advancements in managing obesity and reducing the risk of cardiovascular complications...
