How does sleep impact blood sugar regulation? What is the link between obesity and sleep quality? How can healthcare providers properly...

Eating more protein and fewer carbohydrates at breakfast — compared to the same calories as low-fat, high-carb foods — leads to better...

The IPTN is gathering stories of Canadians who have put their type 2 diabetes into remission with therapeutic nutrition. We will be...

Are you interested in the transformative power of lifestyle medicine to address chronic diseases? Would you like to integrate lifestyle...

This year, the theme of National Nursing Week (May 8 to 13) is Our Nurses. Our Future. At IPTN, we know that nurses will play a central...

Interest has been flourishing around the potential use of therapeutic nutrition for the treatment and symptom improvement of various...

Diabetes Canada and the American Diabetes Association now recognize that reducing overall carbohydrate intake has the most evidence for...

Is the ketogenic diet damaging to the kidneys or appropriate for people with kidney disease? Moreover, can a plant-focused keto diet be...

More BC doctors and patients will now know that type 2 diabetes remission is possible, thanks to a positive, new development: the...

Can young adults between the ages of 18 and 45, who have type 2 diabetes and obesity, put their condition into remission with a...

In early January, BMJ Nutrition published an 8-year audit from Dr. David Unwin's practice at the Norwood Surgery in the UK. The paper was...

Of the estimated 11 million Canadians with type 2 diabetes or prediabetes, how many know they may be able to put their condition into...

What if every time a patient went to the pharmacy to renew their type 2 diabetes medication, they also got information and support to...

On October 22, 2022, IPTN hosted its third international scientific conference virtually, using the forum to showcase type 1 diabetes...

On World Diabetes Day, the Institute for Personalized Therapeutic Nutrition (IPTN) is excited to announce a strategic alliance with the...

May 15, 2018 by admin In a few weeks, IPTN CEO Sean McKelvey and Chief Science Office Jonathan Little will travel to Zurich, Switzerland...

April 19, 2018 by Barb Reece 2018 is shaping up to be a productive and exciting year! At the IPTN, our focus is on teaching health...

January 26th, 2017 was an exciting day for the IPTN. In collaboration with the UBC Department of Cellular and Physiological Sciences and...

Insulin was discovered in the early 1920’s and we have learned much over the years about its roles in obesity and type 2 diabetes,...