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An artificial pancreas developed with the help of staff and patients at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge is one of four new devices to be rolled out by the NHS – helping tens of thousands of children and adults living with type one diabetes.
TENS of thousands of Brits with type 1 diabetes are set to receive artificial pancreases on the NHS in a world-first.Patients with the condition will
The device - known as a hybrid closed-loop system - uses a hi-tech algorithm to determine the amount of insulin needed to keep the wearer's blood sugar levels steady, which is delivered via a pump.
To improve treatment of type 1 diabetes, the NHS is launching an artificial pancreas device that monitors and adjusts glucose and insulin levels.
Tens of thousands of children and adults living with type 1 diabetes across England are set to receive an ‘artificial pancreas’ in a world-first initiative being rolled out by the NHS