Country: Nigeria
World Diabetes Day 2025: Advocates stand together for Access, Affordability, and Action
16 Nov 2025, 7:39 p.m. in Action & Workshop, Country: Democratic Republic of Congo, Country: Egypt, Country: France, Country: Global, Country: Nigeria, Country: Pakistan, Country: Sierra Leone, Country: South Africa, Country: United States, Insulin Access: Price Caps, Taking on Monopoly Power: Public Pharma, The Right to Full Care: Combatting Discrimination with Education, The Right to Full Care: Glucose Self-Monitoring Supplies, The Right to Full Care: Other Essential Medicine Access & Universal Health Coverage by T1International
On November 14th, 2025, World Diabetes Day, #insulin4all advocates across the globe came together to make a demand: that they be able to access and afford their life-sustaining medications. Recent data showed that 1 in 3 people around the world rationed their insulin due to cost in 2024. At T1International, we know that #insulin4all is a reasonable and dignified demand– and yet, we are still too far from achieving a reality where everyone, no matter where they live, has access to the medicine and supplies they need to survive and flourish. Read more
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- Country: Brazil
- Country: Democratic Republic of Congo
- Country: Egypt
- Country: France
- Country: Global
- Country: Hungary
- Country: India
- Country: Kenya
- Country: Nigeria
- Country: Pakistan
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- Country: Sierra Leone
- Country: South Africa
- Country: Tanzania
- Country: United States
- Country: Uruguay
- Country: Zimbabwe
- Insulin Access: Alec's Law
- Insulin Access: Kevin's Law
- Insulin Access: Modern Insulins
- Insulin Access: Price Caps
- Organizational Updates
- Research
- Taking on Monopoly Power: Patent Reform
- Taking on Monopoly Power: Public Pharma
- The Right to Full Care: Combatting Discrimination with Education
- The Right to Full Care: Diabetes in Humanitarian Settings
- The Right to Full Care: Glucose Self-Monitoring Supplies
- The Right to Full Care: Mental Health Care
- The Right to Full Care: Other Essential Medicine Access & Universal Health Coverage