As a result of the current Federal government funding situation, the information on this website may not be up to date or acted upon. Updates regarding government operating status and resumption of normal operations can be found at www.opm.gov . Despite the lapse in appropriations, IHS will continue to provide direct clinical health care services as well as referrals for contracted services that cannot be provided through IHS clinics. For more information on how IHS is impacted, visit: HHS Contingency Plan
IHS Diabetes LISTSERV
The Diabetes LISTSERV is facilitated by the Division of Diabetes for staff of diabetes and diabetes-related programs of IHS, Tribal, and Urban Indian clinical and community health organizations. It is used to disseminate information via email about diabetes and related health topics for American Indian and Alaska Native people.
Information includes:
- Diabetes-related clinical updates
- Announcements about trainings offered by the Division of Diabetes
- Availability of new resources and materials developed by the Division of Diabetes
- Announcements about trainings and resources from IHS and other federal agencies (e.g., HHS, CDC, NIH)
- Pertinent information from other national sources
Note: Subscribers may submit questions for consideration for posting to the LISTSERV. In most cases, responses to the questions posted will be directed only to the person asking the question and not to the entire subscriber list.
How to Subscribe and Manage
Subscribe to the Diabetes LISTSERV by clicking on the button below.
Subscribe NowManage your Diabetes LISTSERV subscription by using the information below.
- Submit a message for consideration for posting to the LISTSERV: send an email message to DIABETES@LISTSERV.IHS.GOV
- Contact the LISTSERV owner: send an email message to DIABETES-request@LISTSERV.IHS.GOV
- Unsubscribe from the LISTSERV: send an email message to DIABETES-signoff-request@LISTSERV.IHS.GOV
Other Division of Diabetes Information
Information about other Division of Diabetes programs and activities can be found on the webpages below:
