1) The Joslin Diabetes Center at Harvard is creating a telemedicine platform so that they can start doing long-distance diabetes...

I don’t have diabetes.  But I do think about diabetes a lot, read about diabetes a lot, and certainly talk about diabetes a lot.  So,...

The deadline for submissions to the 2012 Data Design Diabetes Innovation Challenge is March 23rd. This is an opportunity for innovative...

Still not available in US (though finally FDA approved), but now available in the UK, is the iBGStar from Sanofi.  This device is similar...

When mentioning the West Wireless Health Institute, I also should have mentioned Qualcomm Life, their 2net wireless platform, and the...

I recently learned about the West Wireless Health Institute in San Diego, founded by philanthropists Gary and Mary West, and with...

This is a good two months overdue, but still worth putting out there.  This article from iHealthBeat asked 9 health IT experts about the...

On February 9th, Cellnovo, a company based in the UK, announced they were launching a new system comprised of an integrated insulin pump...

Medtronic just published results from their ASPIRE study showing decreased time in hypoglycemia for patients using their new “low glucose...

New study published by Harry Fischer and colleagues in Denver shows increased participation in care by diabetes patients who received...

The United Kingdom’s National Health Service, according to this Telegraph article, plans to start recommending that physicians start...

From mobihealthnews, ABI Research predicts that by 2017, there will be 170 million wearable and wireless health and fitness devices in...

While I haven’t tested this cable or software from Glooko, they seem to be on the right track.  Largely for insurance reasons, patients...

Why diabetes? Because diabetes is not just about science and pathophysiology.  Beyond the science, it is about culture, food, behavior...