“What Does It All Mean?” Part 17: Transitioning From MDI to AID and CGMs

“What Does It All Mean?” Part 17: Transitioning From MDI to AID and CGMs

Moving from multiple daily injections and finger sticks to an Automated Insulin Delivery system and Continuous Glucose Monitoring can bring a new way of managing diabetes, along with new responsibilities. In this edition of What Does It All Mean?, Dennis shares his experience with MDI, CGMs and AID systems and discusses choosing a system, working with your healthcare team, training, technology, costs and the importance of reliable information.

Season 6, Episode 09: Diabetes – What’s New in Technology, Insulin & Treatment? With Professor Nandu KS Thalange

Season 6, Episode 09: Diabetes – What’s New in Technology, Insulin & Treatment? With Professor Nandu KS Thalange

Professor Nandu KS Thalange joins Diapoint to share insights from more than 35 years in pediatric endocrinology and diabetes care across the UK and UAE. His career includes landmark insulin trials, developing pediatric diabetes services, introducing insulin-pump care, advancing endocrine education, and pioneering innovations in pediatric endocrinology.

“What Does It All Mean?” Part 15: What Do All of Those Numbers Mean in Your CGM’s AGP Report?

“What Does It All Mean?” Part 15: What Do All of Those Numbers Mean in Your CGM’s AGP Report?

Continuous glucose monitoring provides a wealth of information, but what do all the numbers actually mean? In this edition of What Does It All Mean?, Dennis explores the evolution of glucose monitoring and breaks down key measurements in an Ambulatory Glucose Profile (AGP) Report, including Time in Range, average glucose, glucose variability, and GMI. He also looks at why CGM and glucometer readings can sometimes differ.

Season 6, Episode 08: The Long Game: Lessons From 58 Years With Type 1 Diabetes – Dennis Goldensohn

Season 6, Episode 08: The Long Game: Lessons From 58 Years With Type 1 Diabetes – Dennis Goldensohn

What can 58 years of living with Type 1 Diabetes teach us? Dennis Goldensohn shares his journey from boiling glass syringes and urine testing to today’s insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors. He reflects on mindset, discipline, identity, daily habits, and the lessons that have helped him thrive with Type 1 Diabetes for nearly six decades.