?? Press Release Alert! ?? A groundbreaking real-world study involving over 9,000 adults with type 1 diabetes has uncovered important differences between males and females in insulin requirements. ?? The study, conducted across Europe, utilized data from patients using the Diabeloop hybrid closed-loop insulin delivery device to provide valuable insights into daily insulin requirements for adults with type 1 diabetes, revealing a statistically significant 14% difference between sexes. ?? This study contributes to a growing body of evidence highlighting the importance of considering sex differences in medical research and treatment protocols. Read the full press release and the study to learn more about our findings and their implications for the future of diabetes management. ? https://lnkd.in/gc88-cBQ #Diabeloop #PressRelease #DiabetesResearch #Type1Diabetes #HealthcareInnovation #PersonalizedMedicine #InsulinManagement #MedicalResearch
So good to read this and looking forward to more insights from this super dataset!
Great study but unfortunately, not helping finding a cure!
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4 个月Interesting! I agree sex should be considered in initating treatment. That said, I am supprised to see females needing less (with more hormones having impact in mind). But I guess this all leads to the fact that you should also consider other factors when initiating treatment, i.e. diet, exercise amount, etc. I would be in a serious coma if I would go with 0.6/kg to start with XD