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Real‐World Glycemic Outcomes of Open‐Source Automated Insulin Delivery During 12 Months Among People With Type 1 Diabetes Across Age Groups

Aug 2026 · Diabetes, obesity and metabolism · Vol 28, pp. 10625 - 10635 · 0 citations · 36 references
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Abstract

To assess glycemic outcomes across different age groups and explore factors associated with glycemic target achievement during 12‐months open‐source android artificial pancreas (AAPS) use among people with type 1 diabetes (T1D).

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