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Alert: Product and Safety NoticeMonthly Archive: December 2013
Traveling Across The World With Type 1 Diabetes: Michael DiFiore
On December 13, 2013 In Lifestyle
After Michael DiFiore enjoyed a career at Medtronic for 10 years, he recently started a new life chapter determined to travel the world. Michael shares his journey managing his type 1 diabetes while traveling across the world to India. Thanks Michael for sharing your story and tips for others managing diabetes while traveling.
The Lowdown on Managing Diabetes During Exercise
On December 10, 2013 In Health and Wellness
Although I know regular exercise is very beneficial to those with diabetes, it's always been a struggle for me. Several years ago my Facebook feed was filled with posts about the Couch to 5K program. It felt like everyone I knew was training for a 5K. Something about those posts hooked me, and
MiniMed 530G With Enlite Training: Thoughts From An Experienced Pumper
On December 9, 2013 In Education and Information
I've now worn an insulin pump for eleven years (all of them have been MiniMed models) and have worked here at Medtronic for over four years. With each pump upgrade, I have become more and more familiar with what needs to be done. Traditionally, I've just input all my settings, learned about new menu
The Enlite Sensor: Interview With An Innovator
On December 4, 2013 In Innovation
One of the most fulfilling parts of my job is the opportunity to collaborate on projects, brush shoulders in the hallway with people who I consider extremely smart, inspirational, and committed to the work they do for people with diabetes. Eric Larson, a Mechanical Engineering Manager for Sensor and Research Development, is NO exception!
Life Is A Journey, Not A Race: Vince Myers
On December 2, 2013 In Lifestyle
It is my pleasure today to introduce Vince Myers. Vince was the first person in the United States to receive the MiniMed530G system, and is an extremely motivating guy. After 6 years of being on just an insulin pump, Vince's A1C hung around 7.0, but his inactivity had taken a toll on his