NASN Annual Conference: NASN2026

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  • PARTICIPATE IN THE T1D PRODUCT THEATER

    Space is limited, and advance registration is required.

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    Enable Biosciences will host a Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) autoantibody testing Product Theater on Wednesday, July 1, from 10:30 AM–12:30 PM in the Exhibit Hall at booth #319. T1D autoantibody testing can help identify individuals at increased risk before symptoms occur, supporting earlier monitoring and intervention. Testing is completed using a simple fingerstick dried blood spot collection that takes only a few minutes. Participating in this opportunity can help you to better understand the T1D screening process and educate parents and families about early detection.

  • OPENING RECEPTION

    New for NASN2026 - Opening Reception- June 29 (5:15-8:15 pm) – a conference-wide reception experience. The exhibit hall will open, attendees will have time to network with colleagues and exhibitors, food and beverages will be available, and Party with a Purpose will take place as an optional service project.

    All conference attendees are welcome to attend the Opening Reception. Please wear your badge. You may visit exhibitors, connect with colleagues, enjoy refreshments, participate in Party with a Purpose, or take part in all of these activities.

    Important note for Party with a Purpose: attendees who wish to receive asthma backpacks at the conclusion of the service project must register for Party with a Purpose. Registration helps us plan responsibly and ensure supplies are available for those participating in that portion of the evening. Everyone is welcome to help pack the backpacks!

    Please update your conference plans and join us Monday evening, June 29, as we officially open the exhibit hall and come together as a NASN community.

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