An Arizona woman created a slip that helps those with diabetes wear certain items of clothing, all while keeping insulin ...

Some Manitoba parents whose children have Type 1 diabetes are asking the provincial government to help their kids in school.

Parents of children in elementary school with Type 1 diabetes pleaded for help from the province Tuesday at the legislature. Two mothers — one who has to leave her job at lunch, the other who had to ...

A Manitoba mother wants the province to train school staff so they can help diabetic students get their insulin treatments, a ...

While insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors have improved the lives of many Type 1 diabetes patients, some still cannot maintain steady control. Implantable insulin pumps offer another option ...

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Kids with type 1 diabetes and some kids with type 2 diabetes need to take insulin. Most kids who take insulin get injections using a syringe or a pre-filled pen. Some kids use an insulin pump instead.

Over 1 year, video consultations for patients with type 1 diabetes (T1D) treated with insulin pumps resulted in no meaningful change in time in range compared with standard in-person visits; however, ...

An insulin pump is a wearable device that some people with diabetes use to get insulin, instead of getting it from an injection. The small pump runs on batteries and delivers short-acting insulin ...

Nov 6 (Reuters) - Medical device maker Insulet (PODD.O), opens new tab on Thursday posted third-quarter results that surpassed Wall Street's expectations on strong demand for its wearable insulin ...

It can be difficult to wear an insulin pump or other diabetes device on your body. Use these tips to help manage your use of this technology and avoid any hiccups that might arise. Share on Pinterest ...

You don’t have to choose between managing your diabetes and enjoying your hygiene routine. You can take steps to keep your devices safe while showering or bathing, whether you prefer to disconnect ...