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Medtronic Backtracks Simplera Sync Launch Plans After Community Response

Medtronic Backtracks Simplera Sync Launch Plans After Community Response

The company will now open the waitlist for its newly FDA cleared CGM to current users after user feedback.

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
Twiist Pump To Support Eversense 365, 1-Year Implantable CGM

Twiist Pump To Support Eversense 365, 1-Year Implantable CGM

Sequel Med Tech announces support for the Eversense CGM as it prepares for the twiist insulin pump launch. Here's what you need to know.

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
Dexcom and Oura Ring’s $75 Million Partnership Explained

Dexcom and Oura Ring’s $75 Million Partnership Explained

The two have entered a strategic partnership to cross-brand each other’s products and integrate health data between apps.

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
Travel Q&A - Answering Your Questions!
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Travel Q&A - Answering Your Questions!

You sent in T1D travel questions and I'm here to answer them

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
Medtronic Backtracks Simplera Sync Launch Plans After Community Response

Medtronic Backtracks Simplera Sync Launch Plans After Community Response

The company will now open the waitlist for its newly FDA cleared CGM to current users after user feedback.

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
Twiist Pump To Support Eversense 365, 1-Year Implantable CGM

Twiist Pump To Support Eversense 365, 1-Year Implantable CGM

Sequel Med Tech announces support for the Eversense CGM as it prepares for the twiist insulin pump launch. Here's what you need to know.

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
The Freestyle Libre App Gets A Refresh

The Freestyle Libre App Gets A Refresh

Abbott's new app brings much needed upgrades like silence Low Alarms and control of all sensors under one umbrella.

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
Medtronic Asks Users Which Tubeless Pump Color They Like

Medtronic Asks Users Which Tubeless Pump Color They Like

The major insulin pump manufacturer sent out a survey asking its users which color they prefer for its upcoming tubeless pump.

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
Dexcom G7 15-Day Sensor Gets FDA Cleared — But Will It Actually Last That Long?

Dexcom G7 15-Day Sensor Gets FDA Cleared — But Will It Actually Last That Long?

The new sensor lasts 50% longer, but according to a Dexcom study, 1 out of 4 sensors won't last the entire lifespan.

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
Tandem’s Control-IQ Just Got An Upgrade: Here’s What You Should Know

Tandem’s Control-IQ Just Got An Upgrade: Here’s What You Should Know

Control-IQ+ Technology expands access and flexibility for stronger diabetes management

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
Kaleido 2: A Sleek Next-Gen Pump Packed With Upgrades And Color

Kaleido 2: A Sleek Next-Gen Pump Packed With Upgrades And Color

I got a first look at the next-gen Kaleido insulin pump that's 10% smaller, has upgraded sensors, and six brand new colors.

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
Medtronic’s Next-Gen Insulin Pumps and CGMs

Medtronic’s Next-Gen Insulin Pumps and CGMs

Medtronic's upcoming lineup of diabetes tech includes two new insulin pumps—one being its first-ever tubeless option—along with updates to its continuous glucose monitors.

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
What To Expect From The twiist Pump

What To Expect From The twiist Pump

The soon-to-be-released insulin pump inspired by DIY Loop offers Apple Watch control, advanced occlusion detection, and glycemic value carb logging.

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
Sernova’s Search for a Cure

Sernova’s Search for a Cure

Sernova’s groundbreaking cell pouch technology is on a quest for a future not just without type 1 diabetes, but also without the need for immunosuppressants. I asked them everything in my latest episode!

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
The Case for a Type 1 Diabetes Cure

The Case for a Type 1 Diabetes Cure

While many are skeptical there will ever be a cure, the amount of research and innovation in the works suggest otherwise

Justin Eastzer
Justin Eastzer
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