The Loop and Learn T1D Speakers series hosted the 3 founders of Digital Diabetes Analytics, all the way from Sweden. It was a very interesting presentation, about their work to develop algorithms for machine learning, based on CGM data, for their current population in Sweden. They are registered as a medical device operator with a CE-marked medical device, as of November 2020. They were chosen for the Microsoft for Startups program which offers coaching and technical expertise, in January 2021.
Lars Cederblad, CEO, Co-Founder, is an engineer and has been living with T1D since the age of 15. Co-Founders Dr. Daniel Espes, Chief Scientific Officer and Dr. Per-Ola Carlsson (Chief Clinical Officer) are physicians/researchers, who have devoted their careers to better understand the pathophysiology of type 1 diabetes and how to best treat the disease.
The Digital Data Analytics support system:
- automatically analyzes all the data
- uses data generated by continuous glucose monitoring (CGM)
- generates interpretations of the underlying cause of glucose excursions
- provides recommendations on how to optimize the treatment
Their vision is to become the leading supplier of digital decision support services and care that enables people with diabetes to live life to the fullest, be flexible and improve their glucose control.
Insulin 100 is a scientific symposium, in celebration of the 100th anniversary of University of Toronto’s discovery of insulin.
The Scientific Symposium will provide comprehensive updates on the latest advances in diabetes treatment and management through a series of online educational sessions and live, online, panel discussions with the experts. Educational sessions will include the latest information on the management of diabetes and its complications, practical tips and proven strategies for improving patient care, and translation of the latest diabetes research into clinical practice. These sessions will be recorded for posterity and retained on the Scientific Symposium website as an educational repository for long-term access referencing.
The Scientific Symposium will provide comprehensive updates on the latest advances in diabetes treatment and management through a series of online educational sessions and live, online, panel discussions with the experts. Educational sessions will include the latest information on the management of diabetes and its complications, practical tips and proven strategies for improving patient care, and translation of the latest diabetes research into clinical practice. These sessions will be recorded for posterity and retained on the Scientific Symposium website as an educational repository for long-term access referencing.
How to Register: In keeping with the spirit of Banting and Best, who sold the American patents for insulin to the University of Toronto for $1.00 each, the symposium registration and any materials will be complimentary. Hear the most amazing and cutting-edge researchers, FREE!!!
To register: Registration for Insulin 100 FREE
Insulin 100 is such a great thing. I looked into it and except for the pandemic I would be traveling up to take it in. it looks amazing.