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You probably recognise Rob Palmer as the friendly DIY and renovating presenter on channel 7's Better Homes and Gardens and recently on Dancing with the Stars, but at the age of seven years old whilst on a family vacation, Rob was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Being diagnosed didn't slow Rob down and he continued to lead an active sporting life.
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Abbott Aids Haiti
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Working directly with humanitarian partners to help address the growing health care crisis, Abbott is expanding its support for relief efforts in Haiti. The company will provide $2.5 million in grant funding and donations of critical pharmaceutical and nutritional products to humanitarian aid organizations.
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Sydney Opera House turns blue for diabetes
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On World Diabetes Day, 14th November, Abbott Diabetes Care in collaboration with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, will turn the iconic Sydney Opera House blue, in a bid to focus attention on the need for better understanding and action on preventing, treating and curing the disease.
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300 Cycle $1 million Closer to a Cure
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Abbott Diabetes Care is honoured and proud to have supported and participated in the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation’s (JDRF) international challenge to find a cure for diabetes and its complications.
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300 Cycle $1 million Closer to a Cure
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The type one diabetes population can now claim to have a National title holder. Seventeen year old track cycling sensation James Glasspool on Sunday became the fastest athlete with type one diabetes on the planet by claiming the U19 1000m Time Trial national title at the Australian Track Cycling Championships in Adelaide, South Australia.
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