Page t, The Herald, Tuesday, March 17, 1961

TERRACE-KITIMA T AREA

Diabetes group drive

: Volunteer fund-raisers
representing the Canadian
Diabetes Association in
Terrace and Kitimat will
make a concerted effort this
month to bring in the funds
needed to support research
and educational programs
aimed at finding new and
better ways to treat dlabetes
- and, ultimately - to cure it.

Dan Morrison says that the
local association is looking
for more volunteers to assist
in the campaign this year-
They should call him at 36-
3518.

The annual funding func-
tion of the Canadian
Diabetes Association is not
confined te one month,
however. Funds are raised
and funnelied into vital
research programs and into
health and nutritional
education channels on a
year-round basis. This non-
stop effort will be especially
evident during 1981, the 60th
anniversary of the discovery

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of insulin by Canadian
doctors Banting and Best.
Before insulin, which the
Canadian doctors shared
freely with a grateful in-
ternationa!] scientific
community, a diagnosis of
diabetes was a literal death
sentence for millions‘ and
millions of people in all parts
of the world. For example,
diabetic children rarely
survived more than two
years after diagnosis.
Without insulin, discovered
in Canada in 1921, the same
situation would prevail
today.
' However, itis important to
note that insulin is not a cure
for diabetes. I¢ works to
control the effects of
diabetes and can be ad-
ministered in just one way -
by needle. Not all of
Canada's one million
diabetics require insulin.
Some cope through proper
diet, oral medication (not
insulin) and weight control

programs, Others need
these control methods plua
insulin.

The biggest challenge
facing the Canadian
Diabetes Association now is
to generate the funds
required to investigate new
and better ways to treat
diabetes - better ways than
daily injections of insulin.
Such investigations. are
underway mow in various
parts of Canada. But,
medical research ‘costs
money and the money
needed to fund meaningful
research programs must
come from a caring public.

The first medical
breakthrough against
diabetes came about here in
Canada in 1921 through
research performed by Dr.
Frederick Grant Banting
and Dr. Charles H. Best. A
great deal of progress in
treating diabetes has

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evolved over the past 60
years as a direct result of

. that Banting-Best con-

tribution. Four Nobel Prizes
for medicine, including one
to Dr, Banting, have been

awarded an the basis of

diabetes research.

Who knows when the next

major breakthrough in the
battle against diabetes will
happen?
happen in Canada in 1991.

But, it can only happenif the
Canadian public cares
enough to make a voluntary

financial investment in ~
diabetes research. Since |

diabetes touches almost
every Canadian, either
personally or indirectly
through family and friends,
It does not seem too much to
ask that every Canadian get
behind the Canadian
Diabetes Association and its

continuing search fora cure §j

for diabetes.

Perhaps it will.

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