Type 1 Diabetes Index
https://dashboard.t1dindex.org/
Type 1 Diabetes Index: change the numbers, change the story
Background
Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) is a lifelong, genetic condition that requires constant insulin management and specialized care. As cases continue to rise globally, understanding the complexities of T1D and best practices for managing it remains limited outside the scientific community. Fragmented access to data and resources creates barriers to effective advocacy and informed decision-making.
Breakthrough T1D, the leading global organization funding T1D research, sought to bridge this gap by providing a centralized, data-driven platform that empowers researchers, advocates, and policymakers to take meaningful action.
Challenge
Breakthrough T1D needed a platform that would not only present critical insights but also foster collaboration and engagement. The goal was to create an accessible resource that brings together scientific research, advocacy efforts, and real-world data, enabling users to understand the impact of T1D and drive informed decision-making. The challenge was to translate complex medical and statistical information into an intuitive, compelling experience that would support both expert analysis and public awareness.
Idea
CLEVER°FRANKE developed an online data visualization platform that combines storytelling with an interactive data simulator. The platform provides a clear understanding of the global state of Type 1 Diabetes, illustrating how it affects different populations. Through distinct visualizations, users can explore the stages of diagnosis and care, as well as the impact on healthy life years, gaining insight into both personal experiences and worldwide trends.
Relevance
This platform transforms complex data into an accessible tool for education, advocacy, and research. By fostering greater understanding, strengthening community connections, and equipping stakeholders with actionable insights, it empowers individuals and organizations to drive meaningful change in T1D research, policy, and care.
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