Real Time CGM should be routinely available for all those with Type 1. The latest NICE guidelines…
In England and Wales, access to real time CGM has been a challenge for quite a long time. The consultation documents drag NICE guidance, kicking […]
Blog Posts
Automating ISF in open source AID systems. Experiments with AndroidAPS
As discussed in this article, I spent the best part of the last six months attempting to use an insulin-only full closed loop system. As […]
We come DexcomONE…. (Sorry Faithless….)
DexcomONE. Something new from Dexcom. And boy doesn’t that applicator look like a Dexcom G6… But it’s only been talked about in a few places, […]
Wearing your pancreas on your wrist….
We’ve all head of the old adage, “Wearing your heart on your sleeve”, but how many of us can say the same about our Pancreas? […]
Closed loops and eyes. What are the potential links?
As many will be aware, the NHS is undertaking an England based population pilot of hybrid closed loop systems, to try and determine what are […]
Physical implementation of AID systems? What’s best?
Choosing an AID system presents lots of choices. The physical set up may make or break use of one for an end user.
Living with #Lyumjev. Almost a year in review…
Lyumjev. Still the newest insulin available and still the fastest kid on the block. But a year with it hasn’t always been the most straightforward […]
Non-invasive CGM. What could it really allow?
We’ve all seen the headlines about Apple and Samsung watches containing non-invasive CGM, and hearing the stories of what this means for those with and […]
Fully closed loop with an Open Source AID system. A possibility?
As faster insulins have become available and people have started to modify the existing code for oref1, a range of approaches are starting to be […]