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Fully Automated Artificial Pancreas Finally Within Reach

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Fully Automated Artificial Pancreas Finally Within Reach

Hampton, Tracy
JAMA , Volume 311 (22) – Jun 11, 2014
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American Medical Association
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10.1001/jama.2014.6386
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News & Analysis Medical News & Perspectives ....p2260 Capitol Health Call .......................p2264 News From the CDC .....................p2265 Fully Automated Artificial Pancreas Three Bills to Prevent Sex Trafficking Swamp Eel, Anyone? Finally Within Reach GAO: CMS Needs to Hit Fraud Harder Hourly Prompts Reduce Workers’ Time WHO Issues Guidelines on HCV Spent Sitting Report Shows E-Cigarette Marketing Amid Drug Cost Controversy Aimed at Youth Outreach With Rapid HCV Testing Detects Physical Activity May Stave Off Diabetes Many Active Infections Senate Starts Group to Take for Women at Risk on Prescription Drug Abuse Teen Birth Rate Declines But More Progress news@JAMA: From JAMA’s Daily News Site Is Needed Medical News & Perspectives Tracy Hampton, PhD ven with increasingly effective treat- A first-generation model of an artifi- step represents incremental advances, ments and glucose monitors, most cial pancreas system is now available beginning with devices that shut off insu- E individuals with type 1 diabetes still in many countries. Last fall, the FDA lin delivery to prevent low blood sugar and cannot achieve recommended glucose con- approved an insulin delivery system made progressing ultimately to a fully auto- trolgoals.Manyexpertsbelievethatthebest by Medtronic that can automatically stop mated system that maintains blood glu- near-term

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JAMA – American Medical Association

Published: Jun 11, 2014

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