Insulin pumps

The first Australian randomised controlled trial for the Medtronic HCL system adds evidence that the technology is 'feasible, acceptable, and advantageous'.

This article gives people living with type 1 diabetes all they need to know about their rapid acting insulin dosing.

Where you inject your insulin and place your pump infusion site and other equipment can have a big effect on your blood glucose levels.

The discovery of a new insulin compound - a non-fibrillating form of human insulin - that could improve diabetes therapy

The Department of Health is seeking input on products that could be considered for future subsidy via an online survey

On 1 April 2019 reforms to Private Health Insurance will come into effect.

If you're taking insulin daily, find out how the new V-Go Insulin Patch Pump could help make your life easier.

Medtronic have issued an URGENT medical device product defect correction in relation to audio sounds and alerts on the MiniMed 604G

Children and young people with type 1 diabetes have access to subsidised insulin pumps thanks to expansion of Government subsidies.

Johnson and Johnson announced their intention to exit the insulin pump market globally.

French trial shows insulin pumps perform better than multiple daily insulin injections for people with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes.