Managing type 1 diabetes (T1D) can be challenging for patients, especially those from marginalized populations facing structural inequities. Families affected by T1D often grapple with managing a complex condition that requires continuous monitoring, timely insulin administration, and strict adherence to treatment plans. These challenges can be exacerbated for patients in socioeconomically deprived communities, where access to care and diabetes technology is often limited.
Genetics Across the Lifespan: Later Life
Investigate predictive testing for Huntington disease and genetic counselling for Alzheimer's disease. Presented by Susan Creighton, Genetic Counsellor, Provincial Medical Genetics Program & BC Children's & Women's Hospital; Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Medical Genetics, UBC. | Emily Dwosh, Clinical Instructor, Department of Medical Genetics, UBC; Genetic Counsellor, Centre for Brain Health & Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute. (2016)
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