Deutsche Diabetes-Stiftung

The Deutsche Diabetes-Stiftung (DDS) is a German organisation that has worked on the topic of diabetes since 1985. It informs and educates the public and supports people with diabetes and their relatives, promotes scientific research as well as social projects, and aims to strengthen knowledge, detect risks early and improve care where gaps exist in the system. It was founded on 16 April 1985 by members of the Deutsche Diabetes Gesellschaft (DDG) and the Deutscher Diabetiker Bund (DDB).

The Deutsche Diabetes Stiftung was founded on 16 April 1985 by members of the Deutsche Diabetes Gesellschaft (DDG) and the Deutscher Diabetiker Bund (DDB). Since 1985 the foundation has consistently worked on the topic of diabetes, informing and educating the public and supporting people with diabetes and their relatives. It promotes scientific research as well as social projects that promise improvements in quality of life. Over the course of its development it took on a pioneering role in the early detection and prevention of diabetes in Germany. In addition to financially supporting scientific research projects, it seeks to improve therapeutic care where gaps exist in the system. To meet future challenges, it intends to structurally transform itself in the coming years into a professional foundation centre.

A foundation that promotes science, raises awareness and improves care in the field of diabetes.

1. 1Deutsche Diabetes Stiftung | Startdiabetesstiftung.de
2. 2Deutsche Diabetes Stiftung | Über unsdiabetesstiftung.de
3. 3Deutsche Diabetes-Stiftungwikidata.org