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India Unveils International Type 1 Diabetes Summit 2026

India Unveils International Type 1 Diabetes Summit 2026
India Strengthens Momentum for Type 1 Diabetes Care as International Summit 2026 Officially Unveiled in New Delhi · theprint.in

India is hosting the International Type 1 Diabetes Summit in 2026 to bring together experts from around the world.

The summit aims to improve care for children with Type 1 Diabetes by focusing on early diagnosis, affordable treatment, and better access to insulin and other technologies.

Padmaja Kumari Parmar, who has lived with Type 1 Diabetes since she was five, is leading this effort.

The summit will discuss how to make healthcare more equitable and support patients better.

The recommendations from the summit will help shape policies to improve diabetes care in India.

Key facts

Event
International Type 1 Diabetes Summit 2026
Date
July 30 to August 1, 2026
Location
Jodhpur, India
Organizers
The Friends of Mewar, Breakthrough T1D, William J Clinton Foundation
Key Focus Areas
Early diagnosis, equitable access to insulin, diabetes technologies, mental health support, patient-centric healthcare systems, digital innovation, integrated models of care, public health policy
Expected Outcomes
Actionable recommendations to strengthen India’s Type 1 Diabetes ecosystem
Host City for 2027 Summit
To be announced during the 2026 summit

Quotes

Padmaja Kumari Parmar

Founder of The Friends of Mewar and Global Ambassador for Breakthrough T1D

“Today is not simply the announcement of another healthcare conference. It is an invitation to build a stronger future for every child and every family living with Type 1 Diabetes. We have reached an important point where awareness must translate into action, collaboration and meaningful policy outcomes.”
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“Behind every diagnosis is a child, behind every child is a family, and behind every family is hope. Our responsibility is to ensure that no one living with Type 1 Diabetes feels unseen or unsupported. This summit is about bringing together people who can transform conversations into real change.”
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