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The Types of Basal Insulin
The beta cells that live in the pancreas normally secrete insulin into the blood stream 24 hours a day. They do this according to two general patterns. First, there is basal insulin secretion. This supplies a constant and low level of insulin to the body over a full 24-hour period, regardless of whether food is...
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The Answers to Your Questions About Continuous Glucose Monitors
Following the live webinar The Info Hiding in Your Continuous Glucose Monitor Readings, our team collected your questions and recorded a Q&A session with Dr. Alice Cheng. In this session, the following questions about CGMs are answered: What information does a CGM summarize? Where is the best place on the body to wear a...
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Webinar Recap: Preventing Type 1 Diabetes
For a long time, doctors had to wait until someone got really sick before they could diagnose them with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D). By that time, the body had mostly stopped making insulin, and the patient had to start taking insulin shots right away. But today, we are entering a brand-new era. Scientists have figured...
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