Miriam E. Tucker
@MiriamETucker
Writer/journalist specializing in medicine/health. Living with type 1 diabetes since 1973.
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http://www.linkedin.com/in/miriametucker 30-03-2009 21:26:36
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This happens to me all the time, just one of the many complex aspects of #type1diabetes management. The correction factor is a pump setting for giving 1 unit of insulin to lower blood sugar by x amount. It's a guess. The answer here is up, because you want less insulin. Got it?
A conference classic
The 'it's more of a comment than a question' which follows each talk where the ' questioner' tells everyone that they are right and the speaker is wrong
#eccmid2024 #escmidglobal2024
Unwritten rule of big conferences
There WILL be two sessions you really want to be at, which are on at exactly the same time
#ECCMID2024 #ESCMIDGlobal2024
This is a big deal; marking the first product actually manufactured by and commercialized by Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company
Bolus, basal, time-in-range, insulin-to-carb ratio, correction factor, IOB (insulin on board).' Also, high,' 'low,' 'spike,' 'drop,' and 'trend,' all with implied reference to blood sugar. (People living with #type1diabetes are of necessity ' #healthcare people.')