INPUT (now merged with JDRF) is a charity which provides advocacy to increase access to technology for people with T1 diabetes.

The Nightscout Foundation exists to encourage and support the creation of open source technology projects that enhance the lives...

A round up of the current CGM sensors available on the UK market from someone with extensive user experience.

A TEDx talk by Dr Robin Goland of the Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center at Colombia University Medical Centre.

A UK website about type 1 diabetes research and how to get involved.

INPUT, JDRF and Diabetes UK present a clear outline of current technologies available to people with diabetes alongside NICE...

Blog about the 3 pathophysiological stages of diabetes from pre-diagnosis onwards

JDRF video with Albert Hwa explaining beta (islet) cell encapsulation.

ADDRESS2 aims to link those newly diagnosed with the latest research studies.

Glu - get involved in diabetes research and online community (USA based).

Tips and techniques for using CGM to help manage blood glucose levels.

INPUT statement on open source technologies for CGM incuding Open APS.

Kerri Sparling (respected US blogger who writes 'Six until me') & Dr Bill Polonsky discuss data sharing and set up some...

ADA Diabetes forecast on data sharing and CGMs.

Leaflet explanatory some of the different forms of technology available to those with Type 1 Diabetes, having side-by-side notes...

Video of a talk given at TEDx DelMar by Dr Maike Sander entitled "From Stem Cells to Beta Cells".

JDRF researchers at the University of Cambridge are developing a system that would manage blood glucose automatically. Watch to...

As a parent of a child with type 1 diabetes, Dr. Edward Damiano knows first hand the dangers of this disease. After nearly two...