Archive for April, 2009

A Talk with Denise Faustman: The Hope is “in the Mechanism”

I was fortunate to have the opportunity to meet with the legendary Dr. Denise Faustman for a latte and a long talk last week in Boston. While I expected her to be smart as a whip, what I didn’t expect was the bubbly personality. She has an infectious giggle and a glimmer in her eyes [...]

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April 30th, 2009 | Categories: D-News Examined, Diabetes Essentials | Comments: (14)

Helping Roche Engage with the Diabetes OC

We bloggers and social network afficionados have been calling for the medical establishment to wake up and smell the Java, and recognize that we patients have a new place to congregate and a new communal voice on the web.  Why don’t they recognize us and engage with us, we ask?
Well now I know that at [...]

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April 29th, 2009 | Categories: Diabetes Blogs and Web Stuff, Health 2.0 | Comments: (10)

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Treating Illness with Information

Traditionally, a “prescription” meant a piece of paper that got you a vial of pills or other medication you were meant to take until your next meeting with your doctor. Today, health professionals increasingly recognize that LEARNING is part of the prescription -– if you want people to thrive with their condition, that is.
The Health [...]

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April 28th, 2009 | Categories: Health 2.0 | Comments: (9)

IDEO on Designing for Health/Diabetes

IDEO is the world-renown design firm that transformed Kaiser Permanente’s modus operandi. They made the cover of BusinessWeek a few years ago.  They’ve won scores of design competitions themselves.
So needless to say, we’re delighted to have them on board for the DiabetesMine Design Challenge, open for submissions until May 1, 2009 (so get movin’!).  IDEO [...]

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April 27th, 2009 | Categories: Health 2.0, Products | Comments: (1)

Rumors of the Navigator’s Demise

Last week, diabetes industry analyst David Kliff sent out an update to his subscribers claiming that Abbott Diabetes will soon be dropping the Navigator Continuous Glucose Monitoring System.  Instead, Kliff says they’ll be entering the insulin pump market with a new product called the Aviator — the pump that they originally intended to pair with [...]

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April 26th, 2009 | Categories: CGM Adventures (Continuous Glucose Monitoring), D-News Examined, Products | Comments: (13)


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