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Diabetes innovations in Catalonia

04/25/2022 - 4:12pm mylife Stories

From 27 - 30 April, the 15th edition of the Conference on Advanced Technologies & Treatments (ATTD) for Diabetes will take place in Barcelona. At our newly designed, modern booth, we will primarily be presenting information about our world innovation mylife CamAPS FX – and organising a session on the hybrid closed loop system.

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Diabetes knowledge and health

Ypsomed at Arab Health

Maintaining relationships with important partners

02/03/2022 - 11:49am mylife Stories

After one virtual edition of Arab Health due to the pandemic, this year's edition could again take place physically on site at the Dubai World Trade Center. Ypsomed was there as a visitor and exchanged views on the current challenges, possibilities and opportunities in the medical technology sector – and met important partners.

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About Ypsomed

Diabetes knowledge and health

Maintaining a busy schedule – with our insulin pump

How Ross increased his quality of life with the YpsoPump

01/05/2022 - 1:40pm mylife Stories

Ross is 25 years old, Scottish and living in Northern Ireland. He has been an YpsoPump user for over a year now. He likes its simplicity and possibility to forget about diabetes and focus on the good things in life – The YpsoPump fits perfectly with his busy schedule.

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Stories written by life

Diabetes knowledge and health

100 years of insulin

The success story of a life-saving hormone

10/29/2021 - 10:43am mylife Stories

In July 1921, Canadian researchers Frederick Banting and his assistant Charles Best achieved a revolutionary breakthrough: they succeeded in isolating insulin from dogs’ pancreas for the first time and were also able to demonstrate its blood glucose-lowering effect - thus laying the most important foundation stone for the effective treatment of diabetes mellitus. At last there was justified hope of saving the lives of children with diabetes, who until then had only survived an average of one to two years after diagnosis without any option of therapy.

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Diabetes knowledge and health