Savvy Updates, 10/18/21: 3D Artificial Tissue Based on Kids’ Pop-Up Books, Beta Cell Receptors Linked to T1D and Covid-19, Double Diabetes, Artificial Sweeteners and Gut
A new method inspired by kid’s pop-up books for making 3D artificial tissue was reported by Cory Nealon, University of Buffalo (NY) for Phys.org, 15 October 2021. University at Buffalo researchers have developed a new process for creating...
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Saturday, October 16, 2021: TCOYD ONE 2021 The Ultimate Virtual Joyride for Adults with Type 1 Diabetes To register: TCOYD Ride with Us! RIDE WITH US! Buckle up T1D passengers, while TCOYD’s Dr. E and Dr. P–two California endocrinologists living with...
Savvy Updates, 10/11/21: Omnipod 5 Impressive, (2) Medtronic Pump Recalls, Mannkind’s Afrezza Trial for Peds, Non-Invasive CGMs: GraphWear & KnowU, Medicare Drug Pricing under Review, Kidney Disease Research
FDA Approval of Omnipod 5 Looks More Promising with Impressive Trial Results was reported by Andrew Briskin for diaTribe.org, 4 October 2021. The recent release of clinical trial results shows that Omnipod 5, an automated insulin delivery (AID) system, can...
Savvy Interesting Science, 10/8/21: Whoop Hidden Fitness Devices, Magneto-Elastic Self-Powered Bioelectronic Devices, Long-term Couples in Bio Synchronization, Knowledge Soup
Once again, my Friday post is about possibilities we (you, your social circles, me, and others) might develop from reading about these new scientific discoveries. How could they translate into some things that help people with Type 1 diabetes? PLEASE share...
Savvy New Tech, 10/6/21: Dr. Elliot Botvinick with iGlobe multianalyte sensor
I posted about Dr. Elliot Botvinick from the University of Calfornia Irvine who is developing a multianalyte sensor called iGlobe. It is unique and exciting and funded, for development by the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust. Dr....
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