
A diabetes technology podcast covering the latest diabetes news, research, treatments, and management tips. Through interviews with industry leaders, healthcare professionals, researchers, and people living with diabetes, we explore insulin pumps, continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), automated insulin delivery (AID) systems, clinical trials, emerging therapies, and advances in diabetes care. From p... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 177 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & Fitness | |||

Beta Bionics is bringing its AID technology to a new patch pump format with the FDA-cleared Mint, expected to launch in Q1 2027. Mike Mensinger, Chief Product Officer at Beta Bionics breaks down how Mint’s two-part design works, from its reusable con... more
Trio version 1.0 is here! This is the largest system update to date for the open-source automated insulin delivery (AID) system. The latest release adds new pump and CGM integrations, a redesigned app, customizable alerts, glucose forecasts, and new ... more
Your pump and CGM lose connection in the pool, and it comes down to centimeters. I sat down with Dr. Michael Hughes, an endocrinologist at Emory University, to break down his research on swimming with automated insulin delivery (AID). His team found ... more
Are you getting the most out of your automated insulin delivery system, or are you still managing it like a traditional insulin pump? Gary Scheiner, CDCES, and I break down 10 ways to optimize your AID system, from fine-tuning pump settings and knowi... 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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The show centers on diabetes technology, treatment advances, and practical management, with guests ranging from device makers and researchers to clinicians and experienced users. Episodes frequently cover pumps, CGMs, data platforms, regulatory and safety issues, and real-world usage stories, plus hands-on explorations of new devices and software. A consistent strength is translating complex tech into actionable takeaways, whether you're evaluating open-source looping, chasing time-in-range, or navigating insurance and accessibility. The format often pairs industry insider insights with lived experience, making it useful for listeners who want to understand how innovations translate to everyday diabetes care. Noteworthy is the breadth of to... more
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Recent guests on Diabetech include:
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2. Magnus Wrights
3. Dr. Michael Hughes
4. Desi Zahariyeva
5. Mark Taub
6. Alisa Schiffman
7. David Alexander Gros
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