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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. 

Our own Kelly Close moderates a panel at SXSW Interactive.
A call to action to make this invisible disease visible.
Available in US physicians’ offices in the next couple weeks; Real-time version submitted to FDA!
Enrolling at over 140 sites worldwide. Can it reduce A1c and insulin use and improve time-in-range?
How I’m trying to beat my long list of “I should really...”
New ADA guidelines encourage interrupting long periods of sitting: improved blood glucose management and insulin sensitivity
Making major improvements over current standard of care – how does this new treatment work? The FDA recently approved a new indication for a product that has been used...
A1c cannot capture the whole picture – hypoglycemia, time in range, and quality of life add so much more!
“We have to create solutions in diabetes that are as addictive as the iPhone.”
The artificial pancreas is here for those willing to build their own; what can manufacturers learn from OpenAPS?
less risk of diabetes complications, lower A1c, improved weight loss and hypoglycemia; led by Novo Nordisk’s Victoza and semaglutide
New study shows that beta cell fragility may contribute to the risk of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
Saturday, August 27; $10 early bird registration fee
Glucose, food, exercise, and even DIY closed loop on the phone
Launching this June in Sweden, followed by Norway and Denmark. How does it compare to current CGM?
A six-month study of Diasome Pharmaceuticals’ HDV Insulin in Type 1 Diabetes
Data from Bluetooth-enabled meter can now be shared with other health tracking apps.
Understanding the UnitedHealthcare/Medtronic partnership in the context of the Affordable Care Act.
Coming to US in Spring 2017: What it is, what it isn’t, and how to get it
How close is the UN to achieving its goal of “halting the rise in diabetes and obesity” by 2025?

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