I bought the Jurrasic Park shaving can to hold my insulin penfills. The diameter is a fraction too narrow so it looks like I'll be drilling the holes a little wider ;)
@CocaCola Let's tackle this from a place where labelling could actually kill people. Say a T1D is severly low. Their brain is not getting enough fuel to run. They need a quick hit of sugar to stop them collapsing and, in this state, they have to play spot the difference or die.
For those who use @CamAPS_FX in Australia and wondering where Liberty is, I was told at EASD that it would be fully rolled out by 6 Oct so hopefully in the next 24 hours or so. As to the difference? Apparently it is more aggressive at auto-bolusing than CamAPS Classic
I never hear mention of 'diabetic thumb': a small callous that develops on the skin of the lower bone of the thumb from opening drink bottles. I got it prior to diagnosis and have a mild version since going on SGLT2i's ;)
1/3 of T1D adults are misdiagnosed as T1D and while thry do not go into DKA as much as children, they progress more slowly with higher c-peptide levels giving more opportunity for intervention e.g. delaying insulin need by two years with Teplizumab. #EASD2026#dedoc⁰
Diabetes rates are increasing the most in low income countries but it is the high income countries which are achieving the WHO targets for managing diabetes. #EASD2026#dedoc⁰
@AminfiBerlin reliably informs me that #skechers are an excellent shoe for conferences like #EASD2026 where each lecture theatre is in a different postcode/zipcode #dedoc⁰
A study looking at smart insulin pens and how people responding to missed bolus alerts do better. However the best TIR was still 60%, so inferior to AID. Choice is good but I'll personally stick with my pump. #EASD2026#dedoc⁰
Study on hypos during exercise on AID. Aerobic exercise is riskier. Regular exercise and using exercise mode on the pump help minimise the risk #EASD2026#dedoc⁰