#Santé #Health iPancreas: "it's a revolution": CNE http://t.co/AEh0LfzcwU RT @GHABAULT Pic http://t.co/jpZ3kHi0Bc
June 21, 2013
Publicité
/http%3A%2F%2Fi.i.com.com%2Fcnwk.1d%2Fi%2Ftim2%2F2013%2F06%2F19%2FCAD.jpg)
Artificial pancreas tells your tablet when you need insulin
The continuous glucose monitor -- which checks levels every one to five minutes -- works with a smartphone or tablet to calculate the amount of insulin the patient needs and delivers it via a pump. (Credit: Cambridge Consultants) As recently as the 1950s, one in three people diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes died within 25 years of diagnosis.