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Hello, Diabetes Self-Management community! This is my first blog post for DSM, and I am absolutely ecstatic to be writing for them. Aside from my love of writing and general obsession with blogs, I love talking about diabetes. Strange perhaps, but it’s true…
Remote Continuous Glucose Monitor Approved
On January 4, Medtronic, Inc., announced the approval of its novel mySentry Remote Glucose Monitor, a first-of-its-kind device that allows parents and other caregivers to monitor a person’s glucose trends and insulin pump functions from another room…
What We’re Reading: “Life for A Child” Documentary
Nearly half a million children under 15 have Type 1 diabetes worldwide. As part of the Life for a Child Programme, Lilly Diabetes and the International Diabetes Federation have released a documentary that follows the lives of three children in Nepal…
What We’re Reading: B4U Drive Mini-Camp
For many parents and adolescents, diabetes can be especially tough during the teenage years. The Juvenile Diabetes No Limits Foundation has created a program that will help teens learn to better manage their diabetes while learning advanced driving techniques…
What We’re Reading: A “Sweeter” Way to Celebrate Valentine’s Day
Rather than celebrating the traditional way, why not try out some fun, novel, and “sugar-free” treats this Valentine’s Day?
What We’re Reading: Pump Position Greatly Affects Insulin Delivery
Although insulin pumps can be a convenient and precise method for managing diabetes, something so simple as where the pump may be in relation to its infusion site can greatly affect how accurately it delivers insulin…
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