You don’t have to put on the red light… (but maybe you should)
Firstly, sorry Sting for misappropriating your lyrics, but they seemed to be a good fit. So why would I mention Red Light in the title […]
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OpenAPS – Still changing the diabetes world…
If you don’t remember, back in May 2017 (some two and a half years ago), Dana wrote a post on her blog with the title […]
Could it be magic? A potential future for users of type 1 diabetes technology…
Imagine, for a moment that that you’re walking down the street and all of a sudden an alert appears in the corner of your vision […]
Control:IQ vs 670G – Which is better? The pivotal trial results are in.
With news that the Tandem T:Slim X2 Control:IQ pivotal study results have been published, I thought it would be worth comparing the data to that […]
Ultra-Rapid Lispro: What is it and why is it interesting?
In the second article in this series looking at ultra-rapid insulin, we talk about Lilly’s new kid on the block: Ultra-Rapid Lispro (URLi) Ultra-Rapid Lispro […]
“…Go faster. But don’t go stupid…” – A short series of articles on ultra-rapid insulins and closed loops
As we saw in a session at the EASD 2019 Conference, there are some interesting advances coming (or already here) in the realm of Ultra-Rapid […]
Libre Accuracy and Calibration using a third party transmitter – a case study
Abstract Introduction As a result of increased use of third party add-on transmitters to the Libre system to convert them into CGM, and the use […]
Adding to the options for MDI users – part two: Bringing it all together…
In the first part of this two parter we looked at what technology choices are available or coming to MDI users. In this part, we’ll […]
Adding to the options for MDI users – part one: What’s out there?
Over the last twelve months or so, connected devices have been the bywords for Diabetes treatment, and this isn’t just related to pumps and CGMs. […]
Blood test strips. Cost, quality, accuracy. What’s most important?
Following a recent tweet from Partha Kar, and the subsequent conversation it created on Twitter, I thought a deeper investigation into this topic was worthwhile. […]