Best Artificial Pancreas Podcasts (2025)

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Dr. V. Mohan on Building India's Largest Diabetes Care Network 25:41

1M ago25:41

25:41

An interview on a life in diabetes care with Dr. V. Mohan, MD, PhD, DSc, Chairman and Chief of Diabetology at Dr. Mohan’s Diabetes Specialities Centre at Chennai in South IndiaBy David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Liana Billings on Diabetes and Genetics 19:27

2M ago19:27

19:27

An interview on diabetes and genetics with Liana Billings, MD, Vice Chair of Research for the Department of Medicine at Endeavor Health; Director, Clinical and Genetics Research in Diabetes and Cardiometabolic Disease.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Jing Wang on Revolutionizing Diabetes Management with Smart Technologies, AI, and Digital Twins 22:31

3M ago22:31

22:31

An interview on smart technologies for diabetes management with Jing Wang, PhD, MPH, RN, FAAN, dean of the Florida State University College of Nursing.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Daniel Kraft on How the Technologies of Tomorrow Can Improve Medical Care Today 19:40

5M ago19:40

19:40

An interview on how the technologies of tomorrow can improve medical care today with noted now-ist Daniel Kraft, MD, a Stanford and Harvard trained physician-scientist, inventor, and entrepreneur focused on accelerating the future of health and biomedicine. He is trained in Internal Medicine & Pediatrics as well as hematology/oncology, stem cell tr…

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José Garcia-Tirado on Innovations in Automated Insulin Delivery 18:21

5M ago18:21

18:21

An interview on innovations in automated insulin delivery with José Garcia-Tirdado, MSc, PhD, Assistant Professor of Smart Algorithms in Diabetes Technology at the University of Bern.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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The Not-So-Sweet Story of Diabetes and the Artificial Pancreas 8:49

5M ago8:49

8:49

Can technology take diabetes management to the next level? In this episode of Science for Care, host Anca Petre dives into the revolutionary advancements in diabetes care, focusing on the development of the artificial pancreas—a game-changing device transforming life for millions. Tracing the history of diabetes from ancient diagnoses (yes, people …

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Unraveling Genetic Mysteries: Inherited Mental Health Disorders Explained 8:00

6M ago8:00

8:00

Can mental health disorders be inherited, and how much of who we are is shaped by our genes? In this episode of Science for Care, host Anca Petre explores the fascinating link between genetics and mental health, diving into the role of heredity in conditions like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, ADHD, and autism. With insights from expert Zofia Smo…

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From DNA to Personalized Care: The Revolutionary Journey of Precision Medicine 8:52

6M ago8:52

8:52

From decoding the human genome to tailoring treatments for individual patients, precision medicine is transforming healthcare as we know it. In this episode of Science for Care, host Anca Petre takes you through the revolutionary journey of precision medicine, from the discovery of DNA to the cutting-edge therapies of today. Joined by Dr. Marc Abra…

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Juan Espinoza and Shahid Shah on the Diabetes Research Hub, Collaboration, and Revolutionizing CGM Data Accessibility 20:26

6M ago20:26

20:26

An interview on the Diabetes Research Hub with Juan Espinoza, Chief Research Informatics Officer at Lurie Children's Hospital and Associate Director of the Center for Biomedical Informatics and Data Science at Northwestern University, and Shahid Shah, CEO of Netspective Communications.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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The Switchboard of Life: Epigenetics in the Fight Against Alzheimer's 7:55

7M ago7:55

7:55

Can we control how our genes behave? In this episode of Science for Care, host Anca Petre explores the fascinating world of epigenetics—where our environment and lifestyle can influence the way our DNA operates. Joined by Dr. Semira Gonseth Nusslé, a specialist in preventive medicine, we dive into how epigenetic mechanisms act like a switchboard, t…

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LaKisha Greenwade on Wearable Technology, Startup Support, and Revolutionizing Diabetes Care 15:50

7M ago15:50

15:50

An interview on wearable technology, startup support, and revolutionizing diabetes care with LaKisha Greenwade, founder of Wearable Tech Ventures.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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How an Accident Shaped Wearable Health Technology 7:39

7M ago7:39

7:39

What do pacemakers, smartwatches, and toothbrushes have in common? They all stem from serendipitous discoveries that have revolutionized healthcare. In this episode of Science for Care, host Anca Petre takes us through the fascinating journey of wearable health technology, from the accidental invention of the first pacemaker in 1958 to today’s soph…

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The Hidden Struggle: Understanding and Addressing Alcohol Addiction 8:14

7M ago8:14

8:14

Alcohol addiction isn’t just a personal struggle—it’s a complex medical condition that affects millions worldwide. In this episode of Science for Care, host Anca Petre takes us on a deep dive into the world of alcohol dependency, exploring its roots, impact, and the modern solutions available for those battling this pervasive issue. With special gu…

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A Detective's Journey Cracking the PCOS Case 8:04

8M ago8:04

8:04

What if Sherlock Holmes were on the case of a mysterious, yet common medical condition? In this episode of Science for Care, host Anca Petre takes us on a detective’s journey to crack the case of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)—a complex condition affecting 1 in 10 women, yet often remaining undiagnosed. PCOS is responsible for a wide range of sym…

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Julia Mader on Advancements in Diabetes Technology and Patient Experience in Austria 16:11

8M ago16:11

16:11

Interview on diabetes technology and patient experience in Austria with Julia Mader, MD, Associate Professor at Medical University of Graz and the new managing editor of Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Eyes Are The Windows To Brain Health 7:06

8M ago7:06

7:06

Imagine being able to detect neurological diseases like Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, or multiple sclerosis years before symptoms even surface. It sounds like science fiction, but it's quickly becoming a reality thanks to advances in eye-tracking technology. In this episode of Science for Care, host Anca Petre explores how tracking subtle eye movements…

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Guillermo Umpierrez on Continuous Glucose Monitoring, Inpatient Glycemic Control, and GLP-1 Agonist Use Before Surgery 20:56

10M ago20:56

20:56

A conversation with Guillermo Umpierrez, MD, Professor of Medicine at Emory University, Director of the Grady Memorial Hospital Clinical Research Network, and past president of the American Diabetes Association.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Eda Cengiz on Pediatric Diabetes Care, AI Innovations, and Access to Technology 22:08

10M ago22:08

22:08

A conversation on pediatric diabetes care, AI innovations, and access to technology with Eda Cengiz, MD, MHS, UCSF Benioff Professor in Children's Health, Director of the Pediatric Diabetes Program.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Eyal Dassau on Innovations in Diabetes Management and Connected Care 17:20

11M ago17:20

17:20

A conversation on the future of diabetes care with Eyal Dassau, PhD, Vice President of Innovation and Connected Care at Lilly,By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Greta Ehlers on Diabetes Center Berne and Innovation in Diabetes Technology 12:45

12M ago12:45

12:45

A conversation on innovation in diabetes technology with Greta Ehlers, MS, Business Scout at Diabetes Center Berne.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Michael Brown on the Intersection of Culture, Technology, and Diabetes Care in South Africa 18:59

12M ago18:59

18:59

A conversation on diabetes care and education in South Africa with Michael Brown, RN, Head of the CDE Academy and co-host of the "not ARTIFICIALLY Sweetened" diabetes podcast.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Osagie Ebekozien on Technology, Equity, and Collaboration in Type 1 Diabetes Care 15:28

1y ago15:28

15:28

An interview on technology, equity, and collaboration in type 1 diabetes care with Osagie Ebekozien, MD, MPH, CPHQ, Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of T1D Exchange.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Bob Gabbay on Diabetes Management and Emerging Technologies 15:27

1y ago15:27

15:27

An interview on diabetes management and emerging technologies with Robert A. Gabbay, MD, PhD, Chief Scientific and Medical Officer of the American Diabetes Association.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Anne Peters on Bridging Healthcare Gaps with Diabetes Technology and Education 15:49

1y ago15:49

15:49

Interview on diabetes technology and care in underserved patient populations with Anne Peters, MD, Professor of Medicine at the Keck School of Medicine of USC and Director of the USC Clinical Diabetes ProgramsBy David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Mike Jaasma on Spinal Cord Stimulation for Diabetic Neuropathy 15:43

1+ y ago15:43

15:43

An interview on spinal cord stimulation for diabetic neuropathy with Michael Jaasma, PhD, Principal Clinical Research Scientist at Nevro.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Robert Lustig on Rethinking Sugar, Diet, and Health Through Insulin Dynamics 20:30

1+ y ago20:30

20:30

An interview on rethinking sugar, diet, and health through the lens of insulin dynamics with Robert Lustig, MD, Professor of Pediatric Endocrinology at UCSF.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Biomimicry: when healthcare plays copycat with nature 9:19

1+ y ago9:19

9:19

In today's episode of Science for Care, join Anca Petre as she delves deep into the captivating world of biomimicry – the art and science of observing nature to solve complex human challenges. It’s more than just mimicking the obvious; it's about adapting and innovating using nature’s 3.8 billion years of research and development as our blueprint. …

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Guido Freckmann on CGM Standards and Accuracy 15:19

1+ y ago15:19

15:19

An interview on CGM accuracy and standardization with Guido Freckmann, MD, Medical Director of the Institute for Diabetes Technology Research at Ulm University in Germany.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Digital Twins in Healthcare: A Heartfelt Revolution in Cardiology 9:13

1+ y ago9:13

9:13

Welcome to another enlightening episode of Science for Care with your host, Anca Petre. In this episode, we delve deep into the heart of medical innovation by exploring the concept of "digital twins" – a groundbreaking approach set to reshape the future of cardiology. As cardiovascular diseases continue to be the world's leading cause of death, the…

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No ‘Stranger Things’ than remote patient monitoring! 8:02

1+ y ago8:02

8:02

Dive into the revolutionary world of Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) in this riveting episode of Science for Care. Hosted by Anca Petre, we journey from the space age beginnings of RPM, where it monitored astronauts' health in the great cosmic beyond, to its profound terrestrial impact today. But why is RPM reminiscent of doctor's house calls of th…

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Genetic Marvels: Exploring the Power of Gene Therapy in Cardiology 10:17

1+ y ago10:17

10:17

Welcome to another exhilarating episode of Science for Care. This week, we take you on an extraordinary voyage through time and innovation as we unearth the power and potential of gene therapy. Picture this: a superhero with the might to rewrite our genetic code, mending genetic typos, and filling the blanks. That’s gene therapy for you! Journey ba…

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Fifty Shades of Pain: The Untold Tale of Endometriosis 8:45

1+ y ago8:45

8:45

Delve into the enigmatic world of endometriosis - a gynecological condition with a history that spans millennia but has only recently gained formal recognition. Journey through its murky waters, from its ancient attributions to its first scientific mention in 1860 by Karel Rokitansky. In this episode, hear Dr. Emilie Joyeux, a renowned OB-GYN based…

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Jorge Cuadros on AI Detection of Diabetic Retinopathy and Beyond 13:24

1+ y ago13:24

13:24

An interview on AI detection of diabetic retinopathy and other diseases with Jorge Cuadros, Director of Clinical Informatics Research in the Department of Optometry and Vision Science at UC Berkeley, and the CEO of IPACS.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Hello, are those my insides you’re looking for? 8:41

1+ y ago8:41

8:41

Journey with Anca Petre on Science for Care as we traverse the timeline of medical imaging. Remember the early days when diagnosing ailments seemed like a mystical dance? Dive deep into the ingenuity of Dr. Rene Laennec and his creation of the stethoscope, an invention that forever changed the realm of medicine. Venture into the world of ultrasound…

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Grazia Aleppo on Integrating CGM Data into the Electronic Health Record 14:22

1+ y ago14:22

14:22

An interview on integrating CGM data into the EHR with Grazia Aleppo, Professor of Medicine at Northwestern University.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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William Polonsky on the Psychology of Diabetes Technology 16:51

1+ y ago16:51

16:51

An interview on the psychology of diabetes technology with William Polonsky, Associate Clinical Professor in Psychiatry at UC San Diego and president of the Behavioral Diabetes Institute.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Antibiotics: The Good, the Bad, and the Resistant 8:34

1+ y ago8:34

8:34

In this episode, host Anca Petre takes listeners on a journey from the revolutionary discovery of penicillin by Alexander Fleming in 1928 to the challenging landscape of antibiotic resistance we face today. Once heralded as miracle drugs, antibiotics have reshaped modern medicine, increasing human life expectancy and preventing potential pandemics.…

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Doug Kanter on Designing the CGM Experience 17:32

1+ y ago17:32

17:32

An interview on Designing the CGM Experience with Doug Kanter, Director of User Experience Design at Dexcom.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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The metaverse: virtual care for real patients 8:49

1+ y ago8:49

8:49

Explore the intricate weave of technology and healthcare in this eye-opening episode. Host Anca Petre journeys into the heart of metaverses, tracing its inception from the times of Lucasfilm Games in 1986 to its popularization by author Neal Stephensen in 1992. But it's not just about virtual landscapes; it's about their profound potential in revol…

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David Armstrong on the Diabetic Foot 18:24

2y ago18:24

18:24

Interview on the diabetic foot with David G. Armstrong, Professor of Surgery at the University of Southern California.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Jane Seley on Diabetes Technology in the Hospital 13:32

2y ago13:32

13:32

Interview on diabetes technology in the hospital with Jane Seley, assistant professor of medicine, nurse practitioner, and diabetes care and education specialist at Weill Cornell Medicine.By David Klonoff and David Kerr

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Jeffrey Joseph on Devices for Monitoring & Treating Diabetes and Safely Delivering Insulin 12:33

2y ago12:33

12:33

Interview with inventor and anesthesiologist Jeffrey Joseph, DO about devices for monitoring & treating diabetes and safely delivering insulin.By David Klonoff, David Kerr, and Jeffrey Joseph

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Lutz Heinemann on the Sustainability of Diabetes Devices and the Green Diabetes Initiative 13:51

2y ago13:51

13:51

Interview with engineer and physiologist Lutz Heinemann about sustainability of diabetes devices and the Green Diabetes Initiative.By David Klonoff, David Kerr, and Lutz Heinemann

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See you all in Season 2! 1:04

2+ y ago1:04

1:04

Hi, this is Anca, your host. After 8 successful episodes, season 1 of Science for Care has come to an end. Together, we went on an exciting adventure behind the scenes of some of the most important scientific and medical breakthroughs of our time. We emerged ourselves into the fascinating stories that led to the discovery of things like mRNA vaccin…

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Mirror mirror on the wall, who’s the oldest of us all? 13:39

2+ y ago13:39

13:39

Is aging a disease? Or is it just the natural evolution of every human being? For how long can we extend human life? Is there a biological ceiling we will never be able to cross? These questions have fascinated mankind since the dawn of time. Some dreamt of a Fountain of Youth whose waters could render a person immortal. Others relied on incantatio…

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Dr. AI will see you now 31:02

2+ y ago31:02

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MYCIN. This is the name of the very first AI program developed in the medical field at Stanford University in the 1970s. Its goal was to recommend treatments to physicians for certain infectious diseases. Although this program was only live for a couple of years, it opened the door to greater innovations and breakthroughs. Today, AI helps doctors m…

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Surgical robots: when science fiction becomes reality 17:04

2+ y ago17:04

17:04

What was once science fiction is now a reality. This pretty much sums up the history of surgical robotics. Now, before you panic, let me define what they are. Surgical robots are not living and breathing machines capable of taking medical decisions alone. That is still science fiction. The reality is that surgical robots are mechanical arms with su…

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The brilliant minds behind the microbiota revolution 13:33

2+ y ago13:33

13:33

How would you feel if I told you that you are not the only one that inhabits your body? Well, your body is host to anywhere from 10 to 100 trillion micro-organisms that live in symbiosis. These micro-organisms are bacteria, viruses or fungi. But not to worry, they are not the bad kind of germs that make us sick or cause pandemics. Quite the opposit…

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How reading the genome gave hope to 300 million patients 18:12

2+ y ago18:12

18:12

Rare diseases. The only thing really rare about them is their name! While it is true that individually, each rare disease only affects a handful of people, together, they represent 300 million individuals worldwide. That is 4% of the human population. These 300 million people suffer from over 7.000 different diseases that are catalogued under the g…

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How a global crisis changed the way we test drugs 13:02

2+ y ago13:02

13:02

Back in 2019, if you had asked someone what a clinical trial is, they would probably have looked at you as if you were speaking in a foreign language. Fast forward to the post-Covid-19 era and most people not only know what a clinical trial is, but they can also likely tell you how it works: individuals, whether healthy or sick, volunteer to test a…

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