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I Can’t Imagine Life Without It
On June 26, 2019 In Education and Information, Health and Wellness, Lifestyle
While the MiniMed 670G system has been available for the past two years, we receive a lot of questions on the experience those using the system have had. Today, I’d like to introduce you to Nalani, a physician assistant in California who dedicates her life to helping others with diabetes. Nalani has been
Top Ten Tips for Traveling
On June 18, 2019 In Education and Information, Health and Wellness, Lifestyle
Summer is here and it’s time for many of us to hit the road – or air. Traveling with diabetes and an insulin pump can be daunting at times, but it shouldn’t keep you from exploring. Before you set out to satisfy your wanderlust, check out our answers to the top questions we
Medtronic and Tidepool Work Together on Interoperable Automated Insulin Pump System for Diabetes Management
On June 7, 2019 In Innovation
This afternoon we announced that we will be working with Tidepool to create an interoperable automated insulin pump system. This means that both companies will be working closely with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) through the regulatory process to garner approvals for the components needed for an interoperable system, including a future
Getting to Know Dr. Robert Vigersky
On May 6, 2019 In Innovation
The Diabetes Group at Medtronic is full of people who are pushing the status quo to help those living with diabetes live healthier lives. Today, we’d like to help you get to know Dr. Robert Vigersky, our Chief Medical Officer. Dr. Vigersky plays a leading role for us in leading our clinical work and
Former Major League Baseball Pitcher, Jason Johnson, Shares How Wearing an Insulin Pump Changed His Game
On February 28, 2019 In Lifestyle
Retired Major League Baseball pitcher, Jason Johnson, was the first player permitted to use an insulin pump out on the field while playing during a major league game. Jason recently sat down with Great Day, Tampa Bay to share how that shift in how he managed his diabetes gave him a better sense of control