Glucose sensors (CGM)
Continuous glucose monitoring: how sensors work, types, prescription and practical use.
In expansion Explore sensorsType 1 diabetes epidemiology
Type 1 diabetes commonly occurs in children and young people, but can also occur in adults at any age.
How often type 1 diabetes occurs
Risk factors for type 1 diabetes
Diagnosis and staging
How type 1 diabetes is diagnosed and what its stages of progression are.
Type 1 diabetes diagnosis
Stages of progression of type 1 diabetes
Autoimmunity in type 1 diabetes
Autoimmunity in type 1 diabetes can be humoral (autoantibodies) or cellular (T lymphocytes).
Autoantibodies in type 1 diabetes
Cellular autoimmunity in type 1 diabetes
Technology and devices
Glucose sensors and insulin pumps now each have a dedicated, continuously expanding section. Explore them below.
Insulin pumps
Delivering insulin with a pump: technology, function and automated systems paired with the sensor.
In expansion See pumpsThe following sections are in preparation
The topics below are currently being written and reviewed by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sorin Ioacara. The materials already available can be consulted, but they will be expanded and updated in the coming period.
In preparation
Type 1 diabetes care
Type 1 diabetes care involves glucose monitoring, correct insulin dosing, diet and physical activity.