Martin Hensel

Martin is the Founder of SelfRx Media and editor-in-chief of Insulin Nation. He's a passionate about sharing knowledge with those affected by Diabetes.
Living

Child with T1D Commits Whole Family to Care

Tommy and Melodie Sevilla share the story of their T1D daughter Gracie’s diagnosis, treatment, and achievement. “Gracie’s leg hurt again.…

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You are vulnerable while hospitalized

Hospitals often use outdated care practices despite a large body of knowledge about the importance of glycemic management in hospitalized…

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Treatment

Yes, you should share your CGM & Pump data with Tidepool

“Making diabetes data more accessible, meaningful, and actionable” is the Tidepool mission.   This not-for-profit organization began with a father’s…

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Research

Leveraging T2D Drugs to improve T1D Therapy

Paresh Dandona, MD, Ph.D. (bio) has been passionate about blood sugar control since he became a Fellow in London in…

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Treatment

Diabeloop Artifical Pancreas Closer to Release

Diabeloop has made rapid progress since its founding in 2015 and has achieved an important milestone with receipt of CE…

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Living

T1D Odyssey from North Africa

I was originally born in Canada and left at five years old to go to North Africa with my father.…

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Research

Pramlintide Reimagined and Results are Promising

Over a decade ago, the US approval and launch of pramlintide (Symlin® AstraZeneca) brought a lot of excitement because of…

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Living

The health consequences of cannabis use for diabetics

Reports on the health consequences of cannabis use are mixed.  There have however been studies done that suggest there are…

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Living

It takes a Tribe: A new model of type 1 diabetes care in Australia

With a focus on building community, peer-led information exchange, creative health programs, and social support, the Family Centre does diabetes…

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Treatment

The Senseonics Eversense CGM could Surprise & Delight Users

The Eversense CGM system consists of an implanted sensor, a removable transmitter, and a smartphone app. CGM adoption has been…

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Research

Could bacteria be causing diabetes?

The relationship between gut bacteria, genetics, and T1D risk is a complicated picture, but multiple studies indicate that gut bacteria…

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Research

Metformin May Improve Vascular Health in T1D Adolescents

Cardio vascular disease is the leading cause of mortality in people with T1D.   This relates strongly to insulin resistance and…

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Research

Update on Inhaled Insulin

Rapid-acting insulins such as Novolog and Humalog often show peak insulin levels up to 3 hours after injection.  In this…

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Treatment

Pump Innovator is Ideal Pharma/Device Partner

SFC Fluidics has used a succession of SBIR grants and a recent partnership with JDRF to develop a patch pump…

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Treatment

Adding Metformin to T1D Therapy Reduces Insulin Dosages and Results in Weight Loss

Metformin, an oral agent that works for hyperglycemia, is typically prescribed for type 2 diabetes patients to increase insulin sensitivity…

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Research

Race to introduce a T1D drug that inhibits glucose absorption

Sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 (SGLT2) inhibitors, also called gliflozin drugs, are a new class of diabetic medications. They work by reducing…

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Treatment

Automated Insulin Dosing — Past, Present and Future

The ultimate goal of Automated Insulin Dosing (aka artificial pancreas) requires sensing BG levels, then calculating and delivering insulin in…

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Living

Cheaper small scale Insulin production could be available soon

FDA Biosimilars Policy Ensures High Insulin Costs & Declining Public Health But Change is Coming

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Research

Insulin could be a Possible New Therapy for Colitis

Insulin is widely used to treat diabetes, and it may be beneficial in treating other conditions.

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Treatment

A CGM can Keep Your Teen Safe

Diabetes can be particularly confusing for a teen where it can be easy to write off initial symptoms of low…

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