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Some nights, you know, every hour, every two hours to do finger pricks, whereas now she can be the social child she was before, and thats, thatjust makes me so happy. what is the the best thing... it is known as a hybrid closed loop system, a sort of artificial pancreas. i dont have to do finger pricks or needles any more. and it keeps her blood sugar from going too high or too low. i think its absolutely fantastic. ive been practising for 25 years in childrens diabetes, and it is a game—chang...

Range is very exciting. so the sensors on my arm and they loop back to each other. yasmin, from south london, is astounded how much her blood sugar levels have stabilised using the new technology. so it is liberating? definitely. there is nothing i cant do, there is no situation now that makes me anxious or scared. i really feel like, before, i really could have been at risk of some of those long—terms, especially the kind of heart stuff and things like that, whereas now, i dont really see tha...

>> senator, stay on this topic a minute. do you think its been a mistake to overly sensor donald trump and the stuff hes been saying? you know, earlier this week, he also came out and admitted that, yeah, i dont like nato much, even now, where youre sitting here and it hit me like a ton of bricks. nato has been -- this is the most effective nato has looked in a decade or more. and to just also trash nato, a form e u.s. president doing it literally in the last 96 hours, you know, deplatforming hi...

Hundreds of people in england who have type one diabetes are testing a potentially life—changing artificial pancreas. it uses a sensor under the skin to monitor blood sugar levels — which can mean better control of the condition, minimising the risks of high and low blood sugar levels that can lead to serious complications. our medical editor fergus walsh has the story. just want to pull this down, just do your height. six—year—old charlotte from lancashire is one of 400,000 people in th...

People with gender dysphoria. managing type 1 diabetes can be challenging — especially in young children. it often means regular injections and frequent finger prick blood tests. hundreds of patients in england with the condition are testing a potentially life—changing artificial pancreas, a device that automatically delivers the right amount of insulin. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh has more. just going to pull this down. six—year—old charlotte from lancashire is one of 400,000 people...

Hundreds of people in england who have type 1 diabetes are testing a potentially life—changing artificial pancreas. it uses a sensor under the skin to monitor blood sugar levels, which can mean better control of the condition, minimising the risks of high and low blood sugar levels that can lead to serious complications. our medical editor fergus walsh has the story. just want to pull this down, just do your height. six—year—old charlotte from lancashire is one of 400,000 people in the uk ...

Jaw-dropping, spoke with several sources telling me in the last six months alone, more than 300,000 known got-aways past the border, including 62,000 last month in march alone. you do the math on that, thats upwards of 2,000 got-aways every single day last month. and as you take a look at video we previously shot at the border of runners and got-aways, explain what a known got-away is. a migrant crosses the border and caught on a camera or sensor, agents see footprints in the sand but dont have ...

Of the blood glucose readings are within the target range is very exciting. so the sensors on my arm and they loop back to each other. yasmin, from south london, is astounded how much her blood sugar levels have stabilised using the new technology. so it is liberating? definitely. there is nothing i cant do, there is no situation now that makes me anxious or scared. i really feel like, before, i really could have been at risk of some of those long—term, especially the kind of heart stuff and t...

What is the the best thing...? it is known as a hybrid closed loop system, a sort of artificial pancreas. i dont have to do finger pricks or needles any more. and it keeps her blood sugar from going too high or too low. i think its absolutely fantastic. ive been practising for 25 years in childrens diabetes, and it is a game—changer. to be able to improve the quality of life, to be able to see that most of the blood glucose readings are within the target range is very exciting. so the sensors ...

Five million people had the virus in the week ending to the 26th march, compared with 4.3 million the week before. the new data comes as free covid testing ends, for most people in england. our health editor, hugh pym reports. apologies, no report there. a medical break through is yielding encouraging results, for hundreds of people in england, with type i diabetes. theyre testing a so—called artificial pancreas, which automatically regulates levels of insulin in their body. the system is alre...