Curing Diabetes: The Human Trial Film Screening

Class & Event Types:

Health & Wellness, Movies & Music, Science & Technology

Age Group:

Adults, Ages 18+, Ages 21+, Ages 55+
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Program Description

Event Details

Human Trial

The Human Trial introduces audiences to a radical stem cell treatment for diabetes, a disease that, shockingly, kills more than five million people each year. Peeling back the headlines to show the sweat, passion and sacrifice poured into every medical breakthrough, the film interweaves the stories of the patients - who have borne the physical and financial burdens of type 1 diabetes - with the researchers who epitomize the struggle of innovating cures. Director Lisa Hepner - whose own T1D fuels her search for a cure - becomes the bridge between these two worlds.

View The Human Trial Trailer here. Run time 92 minutes.

Showing on the Library to You Bookmobile outdoor screen.  Bring a chair or blanket.

Registration is not required.

This special event was made possible by NIH All of Us Research Program, Network of the National Library of Medicine (NNLM), and the American Association on Health and Disability.

 

 

Disclaimer(s)

Accommodations

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Outdoor Class and Event Weather Statement

This class will be held outside. If the temperature is above 90 degrees, below 40 degrees, or there is other inclement weather, the class will be cancelled. If this class included registration you will receive a cancellation email 60 minutes before the class is scheduled to begin.