I’m a big believer in Automated Insulin Delivery systems. This is what “closed loops” have evolved into. They’ve made a huge difference to my life with T1D, but I’m conscious that many people are shut out from being able to access them. Sometimes they don’t even know what they’re missing. In NZ the government is …
The infrastructure behind this website has been creaking at the seams somewhat (even though it’s been tweaked a few times over the last 7 years). It’s now past a tipping point. Please stand by. An overhauled site is being prepared, and the existing content will be transferred over. There’s a lot of new material prepared …
An announcement from JDRF this morning gave us the news I’d been hoping for: Come the 1st of October (only a few weeks away) Fiasp Penfills will become available via PBS scripts. This is the outcome I had been expecting/hoping for based on scuttlebutt. Prescriptions will come with 1 repeat. Each fill of the script …
Insulin for Life is a charity that does a lot of work in getting life-saving insulin to people in low and midd-income countries. They’re behind the regular Spare A Rose campaigns for example. One of the doctors associated with the Insulin For Life charity is Joey Kaye. This Saturday (August 27th) Joey is running the …
Announced today at ADATS, the LibreLink software will be updated soon in Australia. There are two major features: It will use the Libre 2 sensors (which do not need updates for this) to turn LibreLink into a realtime CGM app. No need to scan your sensor to get readings. It will receive a new setting …
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Next week I’m lucky enough to be heading off to San Diego to attend the American Diabetes Association’s annual conference: the ADA Scientific Sessions. I’m attending as part of the #dedoc˚ voices program, as one of 12 diabetes advocates from around the globe who together will be trying to represent people who live with diabetes …