Diabetes Technology

By Anna on December 3, 2019
Diabetes Technology

Eversense Implantable CGM Review

By Anna, Eversense user living with type 1 diabetes. I first heard about the Eversense system at the ATTD conference in Paris and was ...

Earlier this month, Diabetes Strong (Tobias and I) attended the 2019 ADA Scientific Sessions in San Francisco as press, and I’m excited to ...

I’ve lived with type 1 diabetes since 1997, and I have been managing my diabetes with insulin injections (multiple daily injections – MDI) ...

When it comes to finding a cure for type 1 diabetes, it’s actually been achieved dozens of times -- in mice. Curing type 1 diabetes in the ...

The idea of having to buy special socks just because you have diabetes might feel like just another way to profit off the diabetes ...

Lauren Salko is a professional freestyle skier who has lived with type 1 diabetes since 1998. Today, she shares how she uses Basal-IQ™ ...

If you live with diabetes, you probably measure your blood sugar regularly (and if you don’t, I highly recommend you make it a ...

If you are a regular reader of Diabetes Strong, you probably noticed that I often wear my Dexcom CGM on my upper arm. It’s one of my ...

The MiniMed 670G from Medtronic is an insulin pump coupled with a glucose sensor. It uses a computer program (called an “algorithm”) to ...

By Christel Oerum on September 30, 2017
Exercise

Managing blood sugars during and after exercise is one of the trickiest situations to tackle as a person living with insulin-dependent ...

You have probably seen me wearing a small device on my upper arm in a lot of the pictures on this website. That’s my CGM, an instrumental ...

After an inspiring interview with Kyle Cochran, American Ninja Warrior finalist, about why he chooses to use an insulin pump and how it ...

This is a post I have been very excited about! I love learning from people who do extraordinary things with diabetes, so it was amazing ...

You may have seen me sporting my Dexcom CGM in some of my workout videos. I love my Dexcom, but it has taken me a while to learn how to wear ...