Diabetic Living Australia

Living a life of advocacy

hen Renza Scibilia was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 1998 she was 24 years old, didn’t know anything about the disease and was running her own business teaching music. As a classically trained flute player, she’s the first to admit it wasn’t exactly the obvious training ground for a future career in health advocacy. Fast forward to this year and a few months ago she was speaking at a virtual World Health Organisation event that brought people from all over the globe together to

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