Barbie is launching its first doll with Type 1 diabetes, Mattel announced Tuesday. The new doll features a continuous glucose ...

Barbie also recruited two big names to help promote its new Type 1 diabetes doll. The company announced it is honoring model Lila Moss and Peloton instructor Robin Arzón with the new doll.

Yamaguchi told NBC News of the doll’s look, which is inspired by her 1992 Winter Games look. Kristi Yamaguchi with the Barbie doll based on the figure skater. Mattel via AP ...

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Barbie was a a firefighter, a teacher, an actor, a lifeguard, a doctor. But it wasn’t until 1976, when Kitty Black Perkins joined the brand as Chief Designer of Fashion Doll concepts, that ...

The Netflix documentary “Black Barbie” examines why the doll, which was created by designer Kitty Black Perkins in 1980, holds a strong cultural significance.

The Barbie doll also carries an insulin pump on her waist, a medical device that allows for automated insulin dosing. The Barbie with type 1 diabetes retails for $10.99 on Amazon and Walmart.

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"Black Barbie," directed by Lagueria Davis and produced by Shondaland's Shonda Rhimes, tells the story of how Black Barbie dolls went from being introduced as Barbie's friends starting in 1967, to ...

In a testament to her enduring legacy, the Aaliyah Barbie sold out online in just 30 minutes, according to The Detroit Free Press. Re-sellers have already listed the doll — which retails for $55 ...

This Barbie carries a white and red cane with a marshmallow tip and wears sunglasses on her head to provide additional eye protection, while her eye gaze has been designed to face “slightly up ...

In the Netflix documentary 'Black Barbie,' designers Kitty Black Perkins and Stacey McBride-Irby talk the evolution of the dolls and further tell PEOPLE about the differences they've made.