The real cost of Time in Range – what it takes to replace Hba1C #ATTD2018
Anyone watching the Twitter feed for the Advanced Technologies and Treatments for Diabetes 2018 conference can’t fail to have noticed that, once again, the answer […]
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Are we living in the past? Good reasons why achieving the NICE Target Hba1C with the available NHS tools is tough…
As many people (but let’s face it, not all) are aware, the NICE target for Hba1C level is 6.5% as this is the point at […]
What’s the best CGM solution? A simple question with a complex answer…
Over the past couple of months, I’ve seen this question asked multiple times on many fora. Facebook, email lists and forums have all seen people […]
Analyzing the output of the continuous monitoring survey – some thoughts on the data… #wearenotwaiting
Earlier this week I published the first set of results of the survey of CGM and Libre users that I undertook last year. There was […]
#ATTD2017 is over and it seems that the more things change, the more they stay the same… which is why #wearenotwaiting
The 10th international conference on Advanced Technologies and Treatments for Diabetes (ATTD) has come to a close and once more the twitter feed has been […]
The CGM Survey – a preview: Time in range and Psychological benefits
Now that the survey to try and find out what CGM and Libre users thought of the technology and how it had affected their self-management, […]
Port and Portability – some further thoughts. A truly portable, offline instance of #OpenAPS
Late last year, I wrote about form and physicality of the hybrid closed loop, bemoaning the stuff I was carrying, and a few other things. […]
Abbott’s #FreestyleLibre – disrupting and democratising Diabetes care in Europe
A little over two years ago, the Abbott Freestyle Libre launched, to much fanfare and significant consumer trialling and direct patient marketing (anyone see a […]
The benefit of freedom from a Hybrid Closed #Loop or #OpenAPS… #wearenotwaiting
Having now run a combination of OpenAPS and Loop for a full month, I thought it was about time to publish some data from looping, […]
Building myself an @openAPS DIY artificial pancreas, or how I spent my summer holiday…
Two weeks off work in Cornwall. A great time to sit in the sun and build an Artificial Pancreas. What an amazing world we live […]