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We searched for an insulin pump that was simple to use
Kim Daniel's daughter Lily was diagnosed with diabetes a month prior to her third birthday...
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Tandem Diabetes Care Sponsors Project 50-in-50 Mountaineering Expedition
Tandem announced its sponsorship of Project 50-in-50, a mountaineering challenge by two climbers with type 1 diabetes—Michael Shelver and Patrick Mertes. To achieve their goal, Shelver and Mertes will need to summit the highest peaks in each of the 50 United States in 50 days or less. Only two individuals have accomplished this before, none with type 1 diabetes.
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Tandem Diabetes Care Supports Connected in Motion as National Sponsor
Today we announced announced our sponsorship of Connected in Motion’s 2019 program calendar, featuring social and educational programing that builds community among people with type 1 diabetes. The funding will go to support Slipstream Retreats, adventure programs, and special projects in Ontario, British Columbia, the Yukon, and Alberta, Canada, including additional support for the Ontario Slipstream Retreat, hosted in partnership with Beyond Type 1.
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Tandem Diabetes Care Sponsors 2019 Beyond Type Run Team
Tandem Diabetes Care, Inc. (NASDAQ: TNDM), a leading insulin delivery and diabetes technology company, today announced its sponsorship of Beyond Type 1’s “Beyond Type Run,” an official charity partner of the 2019 TCS New York City Marathon.
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Tandem Diabetes Care Awards Sponsorship to the MyCareConnect Foundation
Today we announced our sponsorship of BlueLoop, a care coordination resource for children with type 1 diabetes. BlueLoop, powered by the non-profit MyCareConnect Foundation, is a tool to help improve a family's ability to manage a child’s diabetes when the child is at school or away from home.
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Stay in the Loop with Blue Loop
In 2003, Pam and John Henry’s 6-year-old daughter, Sarah, was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Once the initial shock wore off, Pam’s maternal instincts took over. She needed a better way to stay on top of Sarah’s care. Since then, she founded BlueLoop, a place for logging medical information, getting reminders, or keeping caregivers in the loop.
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