Research
Diabetes UK provides extensive funding for United Kingdom-based research into the causes and treatment of diabetes and its complications. The charity's first research grant was made in 1936.
The charity provides financial support for " project grants, funding to purchase laboratory equipment, and research-training opportunities ranging from PhD studentships to research fellowships." In 2011, the charity awarded £1,035,743 to five new research grants, and £440,051 to five new PhD studentships.
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