Insulin Icodec – the once a week long acting insulin from Novo Nordisk
If you’ve been following the ADA Scientific Sessions, you’ll have seen lots of big device announcements and AID information, but you may have missed this […]
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More commercial AID systems. What do the trials tell us?
As many will be aware, at ADA Scientific Sessions this week, Medtronic announced the the outcomes of a number of trials of the 780G, including […]
Investigating the rules of 500 and 1800 looking at real world data
For a long time, clinicians have used the rules of 1800 or 100 (depending on which units you use) for Insulin Senstivity Factor (ISF), or […]
The DanaRS. Marmite?
***Please note that the DanaRS used n this article was a trial device provided for free by Advanced Therapeutics*** One of the questions that has […]
CamAPS: A month in review
*** To test out CamAPS, I was loaned a DanaRS pump by Advanced Therapeutics and provided with free access to CamAPS by CamDIAB. My thanks […]
CamAPS after two weeks. What have I learned?
It’s been two weeks since changing over to the DanaRS pump and CamAPS to give them both a run for their money and see how […]
Trying out CamAPS FX: Getting to know you….
This is a quick overview of my first impressions of CamAPS FX. In it we look at some of the features of the system and […]
Trying out CamAPS FX – the new entrant to AID world: Getting Started
With the launch of CamAPS FX, I’ve been lucky enough to get hold of it to try out and see how it works. Firstly, thanks […]
Automated Insulin Delivery: why choice matters
One of the items that stood out about ATTD was the amount of representation about DIY systems at this year’s conference. The number of posters […]
Comparing the Libre2 and Dexcom G6 as RT-CGM using #WeAreNotWaiting software
The Libre2 has been available for some time now in both Germany and Norway, and is used by a reasonable number of loopers to drive […]