No technical details in today’s article. Just philosophy… I think most people with T1D are familiar with the concept of every day being an experiment. But people do interpret this in different ways. Mad science Some people think of this along the lines of the Muppets’ interpretation, where Bunsen’s experiments always end up in disaster. …
This Saturday is the date for the 2023 Cukrzyca Tech Fest, an online conference with a series of talks about various aspects of diabetes tech. One of the speakers is me! I’m presenting a half-hour session titled “Tuning a closed loop – every day is an experiment“. In case you didn’t know I don’t speak …
In a conversation about a recent article about my fully-closed looping a question was posed to me about how my body (and AID system) would react to something like an unannounced fruit juice. My results have to be influenced by my diet to some extent. Fruit juice is something I don’t consume much of. And …
Friday the 31st of March is the last day you can get an Australian doctor to write a Fiasp script, which hopefully we can then get dispensed at PBS price up until the 1st of October 2023. I outlined this earlier this month in “A reprieve for Fiasp“. At least, that’s the current situation. Everyone’s hoping …
I’ve done articles like this in the past, comparing my clinical results over the years. But I’ve just hit what feels like another milestone, so I’m going to re-do it using my current reporting tools. I’m going to show data from four points in time: 2017, when I’d only recently started using an Automated Insulin …
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I recently wrote about the value of HbA1c in measuring more than just our average BG level. And in fact that it’s often not accurate in that. Our best tools for measuring our BG patterns at the moment are Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) systems. Basic data CGM data can show us is how much our …