We break down why carb counting matters for optimal glucose management, tricks for estimating carb counts, and how each macronutrient affects blood sugar.
Our latest podcast recaps all the tech we saw at ADA's Scientific Sessions from insulin pump developments to updated CGMs and how they will impact diabetes care.
How T1D Pilots Fought to Fly & The Strict Regulations They Follow
Commercial airline pilot, John Roth, shares how his T1D diagnosis nearly cost him his career and how he used modern technology to help advocate for change.
Patient 9 of the Eledon trial, who received an islet cell transplant, talks about life after being "cured" of type 1 diabetes and the work still left to be done.
We Spoke with Dexcom Execs About G7 Fixes and the Future of Dexcom G8
Dexcom came on the podcast to talk Dexcom G7 algorithm and adhesive updates and the future of Dexcom G8 and a dual potassium-glucose sensor in development.
National survey reveals a gap in Type 1 diabetes care at school: while at home students use CGMs and pumps, but most classrooms lag behind forcing parents to intervene.
How to Exercise as a T1D and Maintain Your Time in Range
We break down the science behind exercising with T1D, offer ideas and strategies to help improve your time in range, and how to diabetes technology can help.
Why You’re Having Low Blood Sugar (And How to Prevent It)
I spoke with Gary Scheiner, CDCES, about why lows happen, how to treat them, and how to use your pump and CGM to reduce their frequency, duration, and severity.
$11 Insulin for All? Inside the Nonprofit Rewriting U.S. Drug Prices
Civica Rx is a nonprofit selling insulin for $11 a pen and $30 a vial, cutting out the middlemen and pricing games that have kept it unaffordable for decades.
Blue Circle Gives Free Support to Adults with Type 1 Diabetes - How it Works
Nw operating in 20 states and Washington, D.C., Blue Circle Health is expanding free, comprehensive support for adults living with type 1 diabetes across the country.
We break down the biggest tech stories from ATTD 2026 with endocrinologist Dr. David Ahn, exploring how fully closed loop systems, smarter sensing, and AI are reshaping the future of diabetes care.
Why Insulin Doesn’t Always Work the Same and How to Optimize It
I sat down with Gary Scheiner CDCES to discuss insulin variability, site failures, unexplained highs, and practical strategies to get insulin working efficiently.
An Islet Cell Transplant Without Immunosuppression Shows Promise - We Spoke with Patient #1
Encapsulated neonatal pig islet cells, implanted without immunosuppression in the OPF-310 trial, cut a type 1 diabetes patient’s insulin needs in half at six months, with further maturation expected.
This Implantable Artificial Pancreas Could Change Diabetes Care
Portal Diabetes is developing a fully closed-loop implantable pump that delivers insulin into the intraperitoneal cavity—achieving 4–5× faster insulin action.
