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October 7, 2026

Movement looks different for everyone: three stories, one system

Type 1 diabetes doesn't ask what kind of "active" you are before it responds to movement. Whether you're racing across the Alps, smashing forehands at the table tennis club, or logging 20 kilometres a shift on your feet, glucose doesn't distinguish between a marathon and a lunch rush.

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Health Canada approves expanded compatibility for myLoop with iOS and Abbott’s FreeStyle Libre 3 Plus Sensor

myLoop powered by CamAPS FX becomes the first automated insulin delivery system in Canada compatible with two glucose monitoring systems for people living with type 1 diabetes.

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Fit and active

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Successful Jungfrau Marathon with myLoop

Markus has successfully participated at the Jungfrau Marathon in September. Thanks to myLoop and his incredible stamina, he was able to run a time of 4 hours and 50 minutes – congratulations!

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Nutrition and indulgence

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Reaching your goal with the right diet

Nutrition is an important topic for people with diabetes. This also applies to Markus: he is paying very close attention to his diet in preparation for the Jungfrau Marathon in September.

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Moving a lot with myLoop

The energetic Kathi has a turbulent everyday life as a working mother of three and keen sportswoman. When it comes to sport, table tennis is particularly close to her heart. But she also integrates a lot of movement into her everyday life.

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Into the water with the YpsoPump

27-year-old Luisa loves swimming and has always been a water lover. Even her diabetes diagnosis at the age of 20 couldn't stop her from continuing to swim and take part in competitions.

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Intensive training with myLoop

Markus is currently training for his participation in the Jungfrau Marathon in Interlaken. His training takes up a lot of time: he trains up to seven times a week. In this interview, he talks about his intensive training and how he always has his glucose levels under control.

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