Keep on movin’…. Factoring variation in activity into open source AID systems
With the past 18 months or working on Boost and using it, various patterns have shown their heads. In the past I’ve written about the […]
Closed Loop
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 […]
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 […]
Inside the Medtronic recall. What should we make of it?
As most people involved in WeAreNotWaiting are aware, on June 27th, the FDA issued a warning about cybersecurity issues with older medtronic pumps. These happen […]
Smart Insulin and “Artificial Pancreases” – what lessons can the latter give the former?
The JDRF has spent a lot of effort and money on projects that address both Smart Insulin and Artificial Pancreases. Most of us are very familiar […]
It’s EASD time again, and there’s a lot going down at the 52nd Annual Meeting
Gutted as I and many others of the GBDOC are to not be at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) annual meeting […]