
We cover diabetes tech, news, research, and management tips through interviews with industry leaders and those using, and building, the tech. We cover everything from insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), to clinical trials, treatment advancements, and on-location reporting from the top diabetes conferences.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 159 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & Fitness | |||

Katie Beth Hand, patient 9 in the Eledon trial, received an islet cell transplant in January 2026. She is now living a "functionally cured" life, but every 21 days she requires a transfusion of an immunosuppressant called Tegoprubart which stops her ... more
Dexcom has heard the community's concerns around sensor accuracy, connectivity, adhesive performance, and transparency. In this episode, I sit down with Dexcom CEO Jacob Leach and CTO Peter Simpson to discuss how the company is addressing those conce... more
Sending a child to school with type 1 diabetes should be easier in 2026. In this episode I break down why it remains one of the most stressful parts of managing the disease. I sit down with Dr. Taylor Inman, a physician and parent of a child with typ... more
We break down why exercise can be one of the most challenging parts of living with type 1 diabetes. We dive into how different types of workouts affect blood sugar, how to prevent highs and lows during exercise, and how to use insulin pumps, CGMs, an... more
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Justin, at times, provides useful information, and he attempts to use his journalistic background, which doesn’t appear to be that strong, when speaking with certain guests. I wish he would ask more hardline questions especially when interviewing medical tech company leaders, but most of his content comes across as performative and pandering.
Also, this podcast almost never has guests who are people of color. And I don’t think I have ever heard a black or brown guest on this show, which I find ... more
Its soo positive, cool and helpful to have such podcasts <3 thanks for that. It helps to normalise diabetes in my every day life ^-^
I’ve had T1D for 33 years. Even someone who has had diabetes as long as I have can get a lot out of this show. Excellent and informative.
I was recently diagnosed with T1D and have been bingeing Justin’s videos. They are extremely informative and cover the most current developments in diabetes care, with a look to the future. I’ve also read several books, which I’ve found valuable, but given how quickly the technology is changing, books quickly become out of date. My thanks to Justin for staying on top of breaking developments and interviewing the most knowledgeable and interesting people in the world of diabetes care.
Justin has helped me learner so much more about my disability. So thankful for all of his information and his thoughtful outlook!
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A technically focused show that explores diabetes technology, treatment advancements, and policy with industry insiders and real users. Episodes repeatedly surface CGMs, insulin pumps, and automated insulin delivery, plus clinical trials, device regulation, and price/access issues. The host(s) blend hands-on user experiences with deep dives into regulation, product development, and real-world impact, often featuring partnerships and ongoing collaborations in the diabetes tech ecosystem. Listeners can expect practical guidance on devices, thoughtful perspectives on safety and data, and a newsroom-style cadence around the latest breakthroughs and industry debates. Noteworthy traits include a strong emphasis on lived-experience design, integra... more
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Recent guests on Diabetech include:
1. Katie Beth Hand
2. Peter Simpson
3. Dr. Taylor Inman
4. Cory Zapatka
5. John Pemberton
6. Allan Coukell
7. Brian Hansen
8. Joana Mitri
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