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Type 1 Diabetes News

Type 1 Diabetes is a chronic condition in which your body loses the ability to produce insulin, which is necessary for most cells to convert food into energy and regulate blood sugar levels. 

New insulins on the horizon are designed to be taken three times a week. We’ve just heard that research at Novo Nordisk is moving quickly on two new insulins, one dubbed...
Kerri Morrone Sparling reflects on the power of electronic health journaling to improve your own management of diabetes.
Medical technology manufacturer Valeritas announced earlier this month that it received FDA clearance to market its V-Go Disposable Insulin Delivery Device, which...
Tackling diabetes requires all the help you can get – see Dana Lewis's thoughts on Fit4D’s Personalized Diabetes Coaching here.
One of the most interesting exhibits at this year's ADA Scientific Sessions was the booth showcasing the "JewelPUMP,” a new patch pump based on MEMS micro-pump...
(S)he said what?!?
In late March in Olympia, Washington, a committee of 11 doctors (in policy parlance, a “technology assessment committee”) voted on Washington State’s coverage for blood...
(S)he said what?!?
AADE spotlights self-management and patient-provider interactions.
Sometimes, it might seem like the only way mobile phones improve your doctor visits is by giving you a chance to text your friends from the waiting room. That could be...
Kelly muses on the search for a cure, and what we have in the meantime.
In recent news, Diamyd Medical released disappointing results from its European phase 3 trial of its self-titled Diamyd GAD65 vaccine for the treatment of new-onset type...
The American Diabetes Association is putting out an expanded third edition of their helpful book The Uncomplicated Guide to Diabetes Complications. In addition to advice...
The JDRF moves forward internationally to advance the artificial pancreas. The JDRF has partnered with a group of European academics and members of industry who are...
Often, parenting children with diabetes can be frightening and lonely, and few understand this better than Jeff and Natalie Kolok. With two type 1 children of their own...
A girl can dream, right? (...of cures and new insulins...)
One of the most talked-about announcements at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) was a new blood glucose monitor that will connect to the iPhone...
Kelly highlights an important diaTribe milestone and debriefs readers on the latest developments in diabetes technology.
Dexcom recently received CE Mark approval for its fourth-generation CGM sensor, clearing the new sensor for use in Europe. The company plans to first feature the sensor...
Do insulin pumps always pump the same? Read on to learn more about the “siphon effect.”

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