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Canada in mid-winter? Three hours north of Toronto where the predicted high temperatures barely made it above single digits? Am I crazy? Why not! Connected in Motion, a nonprofit group based out of Canada, invited me to come and present about Glu and share my adult type 1 experience during their annual Winter Slipstream Weekend. […]
On February 19, Jennifer LeBlanc from Medtronic joined us at the T1D Exchange offices here in Boston to talk about the development of the MiniMed 530G with Enlite and how the company worked with the FDA on the approval process. After her presentation, we heard from a panel of six people who have been using […]
Today the T1D Exchange Clinic Network gave a great update on study development and recruitment. Collectively, a total of 39 abstracts have been accepted and delivered at both national and international conferences. The major T1D Exchange Clinic Network studies in progress include the Residual C-peptide, Metformin use in overweight adolescents, severe hypoglycemia in older adults, […]
It’s day two, and today the T1D Exchange Clinic Coordinator portion of the meeting begins. Bright and early the Glu team: Bill Woods, Anna Floreen, and Anna Lee, were ready to engage with some of the greatest minds in diabetes research. Just to provide you with a little background, the T1D Exchange Clinic Network was […]