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COVID-19 Testing

Help Americans Living with Diabetes During the COVID-19 Crisis
Make Your Voice Heard

People with diabetes face a higher risk of developing serious complications, and even dying, if they get COVID-19. And for those in low-income and minority communities, the COVID-19 pandemic poses an even greater threat. The reality is, those most at-risk for COVID-19 are getting the least resources. That’s why we’re fighting to bring testing into the communities at highest risk, so we can ensure that COVID-19 tests reach everyone in need. But we need your help. Visit our Engagement Platform—there, you’ll find simple ways to tell Congress to provide the means to bring tests directly into at-risk communities in the next COVID-19 relief legislation. COVID-19 isn’t stopping and neither are we. Make your voice heard today.

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ADA COVID response

COVID-19 and Diabetes Don’t Mix
Join the Fight

More than ever, those living with diabetes need our help. We are constantly fighting for them and with your help we can give them the information, resources, inspiration and research they need to thrive during COVID-19. Together, we can make significant impact to change lives.

Make a Difference

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Ride, Run or Walk—Virtually
Get Involved

Our new, interactive Tour de Cure® offers you an opportunity to join us wherever you are to keep our mission moving and to support people living with diabetes. Learn more about this new virtual experience today.

Join Us Today

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Diabetes Education Program
We're Here to Help

It can feel overwhelming to keep up with your health plan right now. But you don’t have to do it alone. Ask your doctor for a referral to Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support. Sessions are often covered by insurance and right now, many programs offer virtual sessions you can do from home.

Find a Program

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Research Funding at Work

Recalculating Our Relationship with Sweet Tastes
Research Funding at Work

With the help of a grant from ADA, sensory nutritionist M. Yanina Pepino, PhD, is investigating if low- and no-calorie sweeteners play a role in promoting diabetes. An expert on taste and metabolism who’s spent more than a decade exploring the science of artificial sweeteners, Pepino admits the science is new—and confusing.

Learn More

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4-Layer Stuffed Avocado

4-Layer Stuffed Avocado
Featured Recipe

Looking for a fast, simple, and flavor-packed lunch? Avocados are filled with heart-healthy monounsaturated fats and are a low-carb source of fiber, making this Southwest-flavored recipe the perfect stay-at-home light meal.

Lunch Is Served

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Support ADA While Shopping
You Shop. Amazon Gives.

Feel good about spring shopping by selecting the ADA as your organization of choice. Whenever you make a purchase on AmazonSmile, the AmazonSmile Foundation will automatically donate a portion of your purchase to the ADA.

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If you are struggling to pay for insulin or know someone who is,
the ADA has resources to help—visit InsulinHelp.org.

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