
November 14, 2011 is World Diabetes Day. This year's campaign theme is diabetes education and prevention. The campaign calls on all those responsible for diabetes care to understand diabetes and take control. Visit www.worlddiabetesday.org to find out more about how you can take responsibility and control.
dLife Invites You to declare.
This November, we're challenging everyone to make American Diabetes Month your time to declare, share, and move forward. Share your diabetes confessions, watch other community members' declarations, and learn real-life solutions to help you kick those habits and better manage your diabetes!
Make A Difference
Enjoy a dLife slideshow and find out how you can get involved and spread the word about diabetes awareness.
Mark Your Calendar
Look for events going on in your area. You can even submit events you want others to know about.
Take the Big Blue Test
People with diabetes are invited to test their blood sugar at 2 p.m. (local time), do 14 minutes of activity, test again, and share the results. In 2011, in connection with the number of people that DO The Big Blue Test, a donation from Roche Diabetes Care will benefit more than 8,000 people with diabetes in need.
Take it to the Top
Find out ways to become an advocate in the diabetes fight and learn how you can become an agent of change.
Who Is at Risk?
Learn more about who is most at risk for developing diabetes and how to decrease that risk.
Diabetes Every Day
Get resources and information about daily issues that affect children, adolescents, and teens.
See Kids on dLifeTV
What's it like growing up with diabetes? Check out these dLifeTV videos featuring children and adolescents living with diabetes.
Real People, Real Stories
Listen to the stories of everyday people dealing with diabetes everyday and find out how you can tell dLife your story.
Get Help
Find resources for getting the financial help you need and locate groups and professionals who can help you with managing your diabetes.
Dance Out Diabetes
Learn more about Dance Out Diabetes, a community-based dance program that is a fun way to stay active and manage diabetes.