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    Being a student is hard enough, and combined with diabetes it gets a lot more complicated! CDN works to give you the resources to make it easier.
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Welcome to the College Diabetes Network Website

What is CDN?
The College Diabetes Network (CDN) is a 501c3 non-profit organization, whose mission is to empower and improve the lives of students living with Type 1 diabetes through peer support and access to information and resources.

Vision
CDN’s vision is to create a college community, which will enable students with Diabetes to thrive in all of their personal, healthcare, and scholastic accomplishments.

History
Founded in 2009 by a student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, CDN started out as a small student group on campus, but quickly grew into a national organization with chapters throughout the country and in Canada.

Why We Were Created
College life with diabetes can get complicated and overwhelming! CDN is a resource whose sole focus is to help students as they navigate through the wonderful chaos of college. We aren’t just reiterating “doctors office advice”, we connect you with your peers, so that you can share real experiences and find what works best for you!

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Latest News from CDN

  • When will a cure for type 1 diabetes come?May 23, 2013, 2:18 pm

    We’re constantly told that a cure is “ten years down the road”, but our friends over at diaTribe have just published a book with the ADA to give us all a bit more insight into the actual timelines related to all of this awesome research: Targeting a Cure for Type 1 Diabetes: How Long Will [...]

  • How to look like Halle Berry this summerMay 21, 2013, 12:26 pm

    Written by: Dani Petrunich, CDN Student Blogger HAPPY SUMMER!!! Er, well happy summer to all the college kids who are starting their breaks now…it’s not quite summer yet for high school kids still in school, or the working population, and the calendar doesn’t technically recognize summer for about another month yet (which explains some of [...]

  • Signs You’re a DiabeticMay 6, 2013, 7:14 pm

    Written by: Dani Petrunich, CDN Student Blogger I know the doctor says that excessive peeing and extreme thirst are signs of diabetes, but a real diabetic will tell you that these are the actual indicators of a T1D!  You immediately know the difference between a sip of regular Coke and a sip of Diet Coke. [...]

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Contact CDN

College Diabetes Network
350 Lincoln Street | Suite 2400
Hingham, MA 02043
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This site is not intended to replace, change, or modify anything your doctor tells you. Consult with your doctor before implementing any changes to your diabetes management routine.
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