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Behaviour change: A bitter pill to swallow

Posted on March 29, 2016 by

By Kristian Dye The case reported by Dunton et al comes from a very particular cultural context, and yet it demonstrates things that all practitioners see in almost all healthcare settings. The patient reported is a 60 year old man with type 2 diabetes, who despite taking his medications, is unable to make the behaviour change […]

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Australian boy is first to receive ‘artificial pancreas’ insulin pump

Posted on January 26, 2015 by

Xavier Hames is a four year old boy with Type 1 diabetes and he has been fitted with an insulin pump that senses glucose levels and stops insulin – a step closer to an ‘artificial pancreas’. An artificial pancreas adds a glucose sensor to an insulin pump so that it can sense when to reduce […]

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