Islet cell transplants as a mode for curing type 1 diabetes have become a popular research focus over the past…
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Pancreatic and islet cell transplants have been used to cure diabetes in high-risk individuals. But, due to issues with availability…
Read More »Tandem’s Control-IQ, an insulin pump that works with Dexcom’s G6 CGM to automatically control blood sugar, has been widely celebrated…
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Read More »Since the release of Tandem’s Control IQ earlier this year, Medtronic Diabetes has been floundering in the pump market, losing…
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Read More »Recently, we covered a potential diabetes cure that uses engineered T cells to stop the destruction of beta cells in…
Read More »Two months ago, preliminary data out of England appeared to indicate that people with type 1 were at a greatly…
Read More »In the past three years, the number of people diagnosed with type 1 diabetes has increased by 30%, according to…
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Read More »On July 1st, United Healthcare announced they will now offer coverage for Tandem’s t:slim X2 insulin pump. This change affects…
Read More »Meal Bolusing Challenges One of the most frustrating and difficult aspects of managing diabetes is meal bolusing. Even when you…
Read More »Managing type 1 diabetes generally relies on insulin and, occasionally, one or two other medications meant to reduce blood sugar…
Read More »Diabetes management continues to get more complicated with the advancement of tools like AID systems, high-tech pumps, and more accurate…
Read More »In 2015, Dr. David Rawlings, Director of Seattle Children’s Research Institute’s Center for Immunity and Immunotherapies (bio), published a paper…
Read More »The push for more affordable insulin has finally gained some national attention in recent years. State legislation capping the price…
Read More »For many of us, type 1 diabetes is a disease that materializes out of thin air. One day we feel…
Read More »In 2017, the FDA introduced the Medical Device Development Tools (MDDT) program to help better evaluate and regulate decisions surrounding…
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