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Tips to survive the winter when living with an autoimmune disease, including bundling up, preparing for the elements, and staying active.

Navigating the Winter with an Autoimmune Disease

Tips to survive the winter when living with an autoimmune disease, including bundling up, preparing for the elements, and staying active.
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Improving Diabetes Research Worldwide

Improving Diabetes Research Worldwide

Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is an immensely complex disease, which means it’s going to take many minds—and many approaches—to conquer it. BRI plays a key role in this fight. Here are three ways we're using our expertise to improve research worldwide.
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The Diabetes Research Clinical Program at BRI

How BRI is Fighting Type 1 Diabetes

BRI researchers have spent more than two decades pursuing one of T1D research’s holy grails: a way to halt the disease before insulin production stops.
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Coping with Autoimmune Disease during the Holidays

Fourteen Ways to Cope with Autoimmune Disease During the Holiday Season

How to survive the stress of the holidays, including pain-free travel, healthy eating, supporting loved ones and fun new traditions.
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The Body Lives Its Undoing

Exploring Autoimmune Disease Through Poetry and Art

BRI is proud to share a new project, a reflection in poetry and visual art about autoimmune disease, the effects it reaps on the body and the lives of those living with it. 
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Unraveling the Mysteries of Celiac Disease

Unraveling the Mysteries of Celiac Disease

In the past few years, Elisa Boden, MD, has seen more and more patients with celiac disease.
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Trick-or-treating with Autoimmune Diseases

Tips for individuals living with autoimmune diseases to have a healthy, happy Halloween.
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Image of food on the table

What Should I Eat? Understanding the Relationship Between Diet and IBD

From the Clinic: Diet and Managing Symptoms of Inflammatory Bowel Disease – and an App to Help.

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