More than 100 years after the discovery of insulin, people with type 1 diabetes finally have an FDA-approved medication to address a major complication of the condition. Discover how Kerendia works, what the research showed, and how you can proactively protect your kidney health.
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A cure for type 1 diabetes has been dangled in front of our noses for decades like a carrot on a stick, with the promise that it’s only 5-10 years away. But research has recently accelerated, and the race to a cure is finally picking up speed. Find out how close we really are.
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Being forgettable is a good quality to have if you’re an insulin pump. The new MiniMed Flex has that in spades – it’s smaller, sleeker, and easier to wear than the 780G. But does going tiny come with a trade-off? Dr. P weighs the perks of going small against the realities of smartphone-only control. Here’s his real-world take.
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56 years of living with diabetes can get a tad tedious, so Dr. E challenged himself to reach 100% time in range for three days in a row. Find out what was easy, what was hard, and what changes he had to make to ultimately reach his goal.
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Watching other people reap the benefits of GLP-1s may trigger a little FOMO if you have type 1 diabetes. While these medications still aren’t approved for people with T1D, that gap may finally be starting to close. Here’s the latest research, potential benefits, and real reasons to be optimistic.
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