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Healthcare Experts Give Nod to DIY Artificial Pancreas System for Managing Type 1 Diabetes
Artificial pancreases systems used as a DIY technique by patients suffering from Type 1 diabetes have received the first nod from healthcare experts.
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Diabetics, Good News! New Insulin For Improved Treatment Of Diabetes Developed By Researchers
Glycoinsulin for diabetes: Together, these findings could position glycoinsulin as an excellent candidate for use in insulin pumps and a way to improve the shelf life of insulin products: researchers said.
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A Game Changer For Diabetics: Phone Based Artificial Pancreas To Combat Diabetes
Game changer discovery for diabetes patients! Artificial pancreas created by researchers which can detect and regulate insulin levels in the body of a diabetic using smartphone algorithms.
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New Smartphone-Based System Could Help Diabetics Control Blood Sugar
A smartphone, combined with a tiny sensor and wearable insulin pump can monitor blood-sugar levels and deliver insulin as needed.
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Now, Use Your Smartphone to Treat Diabetes
Combined with a tiny sensor and wearable insulin pump, a smartphone can stand in for pancreas.
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Free Insulin Pumps For Diabetic Children
Kerala has decided to provide insulin pumps free of cost to diabetic children. This decision was taken in a Cabinet meeting in view of the increase in number of cases of diabetes among children in the state, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy told reporters here.
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Counting carbs may help with type 1 diabetes
Tallying the number of carbohydrates in the diet may be helpful to people using an insulin pump to treat type 1 diabetes.
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'Artificial pancreas' for diabetics
Scientists have used an artificial pancreas system of pumps and monitors to improve blood sugar control in diabetes patients in the first study to show the new device works better than conventional treatment.
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Artificial pancreas on their way
Artificial pancreas may be just a few years away to help diabetics monitor blood sugar levels and inject insulin.
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Stopping insulin avoids drop in sugar
In a study of children with type 1 diabetes who were treated with insulin pump therapy, temporarily suspending insulin helped prevent a decline in blood sugar.
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Insulin pumps improve diabetes control
Continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion improves blood glucose control in children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes.
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Healthcare Experts Give Nod to DIY Artificial Pancreas System for Managing Type 1 Diabetes
Artificial pancreases systems used as a DIY technique by patients suffering from Type 1 diabetes have received the first nod from healthcare experts.
-
Diabetics, Good News! New Insulin For Improved Treatment Of Diabetes Developed By Researchers
Glycoinsulin for diabetes: Together, these findings could position glycoinsulin as an excellent candidate for use in insulin pumps and a way to improve the shelf life of insulin products: researchers said.
-
A Game Changer For Diabetics: Phone Based Artificial Pancreas To Combat Diabetes
Game changer discovery for diabetes patients! Artificial pancreas created by researchers which can detect and regulate insulin levels in the body of a diabetic using smartphone algorithms.
-
New Smartphone-Based System Could Help Diabetics Control Blood Sugar
A smartphone, combined with a tiny sensor and wearable insulin pump can monitor blood-sugar levels and deliver insulin as needed.
-
Now, Use Your Smartphone to Treat Diabetes
Combined with a tiny sensor and wearable insulin pump, a smartphone can stand in for pancreas.
-
Free Insulin Pumps For Diabetic Children
Kerala has decided to provide insulin pumps free of cost to diabetic children. This decision was taken in a Cabinet meeting in view of the increase in number of cases of diabetes among children in the state, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy told reporters here.
-
Counting carbs may help with type 1 diabetes
Tallying the number of carbohydrates in the diet may be helpful to people using an insulin pump to treat type 1 diabetes.
-
'Artificial pancreas' for diabetics
Scientists have used an artificial pancreas system of pumps and monitors to improve blood sugar control in diabetes patients in the first study to show the new device works better than conventional treatment.
-
Artificial pancreas on their way
Artificial pancreas may be just a few years away to help diabetics monitor blood sugar levels and inject insulin.
-
Stopping insulin avoids drop in sugar
In a study of children with type 1 diabetes who were treated with insulin pump therapy, temporarily suspending insulin helped prevent a decline in blood sugar.
-
Insulin pumps improve diabetes control
Continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion improves blood glucose control in children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes.
