Inreda's dual-hormone pump is designed to function as a true artificial pancreas—no more bolusing, carb counting, or prepping for workouts required. I had the opportunity to sit down with Inreda's Founder and CEO, Robin Koops, to dive deep into the technology behind this groundbreaking device. We explore how the pump's advanced algorithm autonomously manages glucose levels, hear more about what its 80+ current users think, and discuss when this game-changing device might become available to the public.

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I've been using the Omnipod 5 system for three months, and today I'm diving into my experience! In this video, I’ll walk you through the Omnipod 5 iPhone app, share my favorite areas to wear it, and talk about my transition from open-source systems to this FDA-cleared option. I’ll also cover how I manage workouts, the settings tweaks I've made, and compare Omnipod 5’s customization features with DIY Loop and Trio.

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A new insulin pump, the MODD-1, has received FDA clearance and is expected to release early next year. In this episode I sit down with Modular Medical CEO, Jeb Besser, to discuss the origins of the pump, how its modular two-part system works, and who it's designed for.

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Welcome to the second part of our deep dive into open-source diabetes management apps like DIY Loop, Trio, and AAPS. In this episode, we explore how each app's algorithm functions, their unique features, and the customization options they provide. We also break down which app might be the best fit for you based on ease of setup and functionality. If you missed last week’s episode, where we discussed how these apps are built and how users can leverage Caregiver options and Siri Shortcuts, be sure to check it out here: How DIY Apps Work.

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Curious about DIY insulin delivery systems like Loop, Trio, or AAPS? Our expert panel dives into the world of open-source Automated Insulin Delivery (AID) systems, exploring advanced features that FDA-approved systems can’t match! Learn how to build and customize these apps, unlock advanced features like Caregiver Controls, Siri Shortcuts, Geofencing, and highly customizable profiles and overrides. This is part one of a two-part series! On next week’s episode where we’ll compare the DIY Loop, Trio, and AAPS algorithms and controls to help you choose the best system for your needs.

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In this episode, I dive into the latest diabetes tech and research from EASD 2024. We explore everything from all-in-one CGM and pump prototypes to an exciting dual-hormone pump used by 250 people, set to launch in 2026. I also take a closer look at the Kaliedo pump and its Diabeloop algorithm. Plus, I break down new research on how the Medtronic 780G with SmartGuard can benefit kids under 7, the importance of AID systems for pregnancy, and how CGMs are keeping people with type 2 diabetes out of the hospital.

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Why are so many endocrinologists burning out and leaving traditional medicine behind? Endo and artist Dr. Mike Natter shares an inside look at why many, including himself, are feeling overworked and exhausted. From grueling 70-hour work weeks to skipping meals and bathroom breaks, the pressure is relentless. Dr. Natter dives into the challenges of patient demands, endless paperwork, and the reality of being one of the lowest-paid medical specialties. We also explore why more endocrinologists are opting out of insurance and turning to concierge care and how he balances an industry focused on profits over patients, and his passion for helping people with the demands of a broken system.

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Trio, a new automated insulin delivery system built by the open-source community, has officially launched as an evolution of iAPS. Trio offers improvements with a focus on safety and community feedback. I’m joined by two key admins of Trio, to discuss its future advancements, including a sleek redesign, faster performance, and expanded caregiver functions. We also touch on how users are achieving over 80% time in range without needing to bolus before meals—showcasing just how transformative this system can be.

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