For the first time, researchers have developed an artificial pancreas that can respond accurately to blood sugar levels and even predict the body’s insulin requirements. The system consists ...

The NHS is giving up to 150,000 patients an artificial pancreas in what has been hailed a 'landmark moment' for type 1 diabetics. The world-first rollout will effectively spell the end of painful ...

Undoubtedly this is the start of an evolution towards a true 'artificial pancreas' which could transform treatment of diabetes. The first ever device to automatically monitor blood glucose and ...

The artificial pancreas device combines an under-the-skin sensor to measure blood glucose with existing insulin pump technology, seen above, to more seamlessly deliver insulin to users when needed.

Our lab is dedicated to developing an artificial pancreas. This is an insulin dispensing device that responds to the body to deliver variable doses as an intelligent response to the blood glucose.

A predictive control algorithm operated via an Android smartphone which acts as an artificial pancreas system has proven ...

A Victorian mum who was patient zero in a world-first trial that used an app to act as her artificial pancreas has spoken of ...

It is pretty unusual to be reading Bloomberg Businessweek and see an article with the main picture featuring a purple PCB (the picture above, in fact). But that’s just what we saw this morning.

Our research aims to reduce this burden.” García-Tirado is developing an ‘artificial pancreas’ to achieve fully automated insulin delivery for people with diabetes. Many people currently ...

Medtech company Senseonics has signed a deal with diabetes management startup TypeZero to develop a new artificial pancreas option. A wave of companies are looking to develop their own automated ...

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