Acknowledgements
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to my professors, Dr. Lori Boies and Dr. Rebekah Mahoney, for providing their invaluable guidance, comments, and suggestions throughout the course of the project. I especially want to thank Dr. Boies for constantly inspiring me to work harder, particularly in helping me with how to approach my research. I would also like to thank Dr. Mahoney for showing empathy and teaching me the importance of collaboration and communication.
66 Responses
The creativity behind infographics really amazes me. You created something that is both informational and makes me want to read and learn about your topic.
Hi Muskaan. I find your infographic really important and interesting for everybody to know more about an illness that maybe a lot of people know that it exists, but not too many know what is it about or what does a patient go through. I think your work was very helpful for me to understand more about it. You used really good sources that made all your work trustworthy. Good job.
Thank you for this fundamental information about type 2 diabetes, it gave me a lot of knowledge in terms of the affection of hormone insulin and the treatment, medicine that can help reduce glucose levels. However, it is sad to hear that this disease has no completely cure, hope that they can figure out a way to stop completely this type 2 diabetes.
Hi Muskaan! This was a very informational infographic! As someone who has multiple members within my family who have had either gestational or type II diabetes, it was nice to understand the difference between all the types. This allowed me to be more informed about this topic and be more aware for when I see these members of my family again. Good luck on the awards!
As a Type 1 Diabetic, I found this infographic to be really informational. I want to personally thank you for bringing awareness to Type 2, as diabetes as a whole is widely misunderstood and stigmatized.
Your infographic was so informational, I have never actually taken the time to read about the differences in diabetes and it was nice to find something that made it simple. You had spread a lot of information, I had no idea how many people it affected or what caused it. Great infographic