A personal experience with My Insights for the MiniMed™ 770G system
 

In my first blog post, I referenced a first-of-its-kind program called

Halloween candy and diabetes may not sound like a good mix. Can people with diabetes eat Halloween candy? While this can be a challenge for people living with diabetes, it is by no means impossible.

My name is Jaime and I have type 1 diabetes. I was diagnosed when I was three years old and have never let diabetes stop me from living a life full of adventure, travel, and joy-filled experiences.

As you make your way through your early twenties, either pursuing a degree or starting your career, some of you may have been able to use your parent’s insurance plan to help manage the cost of treating diabetes.

Managing diabetes at school entails proper planning, documentation, and open communication.

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Music festival season is in full swing, and Medtronic Ambassador Maya recently attended EDC in Las Vegas and has the inside scoop! From diabetes supply kit items and hypo snacks to safety precautions and personal recommendations – continue reading for all the details!

 

As a person with diabetes, you may have a lot of questions about swimming and how it may affect you— but there’s one thing that’s certain; swimming is a great way to exercise and have fun in the sun. Still, you should keep a few things in mind before you take the plunge.

 

One of the most important parts of an insulin pump is the infusion set; this is the piece that connects the pump to your body to deliver the insulin. There are many kinds of infusion sets available, each with different tubing and cannula length options.