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The future of diabetes management is now!​

We live in extraordinary times in diabetes management. Times of technological innovation that make us dream of a not- so- distant future where the risks of type 1 diabetes are minimised and not an impediment for having a healthy baby and a safe pregnancy.

You, as healthcare professional, are a lead character in re- writing the story for many soon-to-be parents!

Advancements in closed-loop diabetes technology1

The myLoop Automated Insulin Delivery (AID) system is powered by CamAPS FX, the algorithm indicated for pregnancy.

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Clinical evidence shows safety and efficacy

AiDAPT study participants using CamAPS FX algorithm spent +10.5% time in the pregnancy range.1

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Endorsement from healthcare systems

In the UK, NICE already recommends hybrid closed-loop systems for any person living with type 1 diabetes planning to get pregnant.2

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‘‘There is so much to think about during pregnancy. Once I started trusting the system it felt like I had a weight lifted off my shoulders.’’
Tanya Ilkiw, type 1 diabetes and proud mother of Alyssa

Why recommend myLoop for pregnancy​

The myLoop AID system is powered by CamAPS FX, the app designed and indicated for pregnancy. The app-based hybrid closed-loop algorithm communicates with a compatible CGM sensor - either Dexcom G6 or FreeStyle Libre 3 / FreeStyle Libre 3 Plus - and the Ypsopump insulin pump.

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Your guide to help you manage type 1 diabetes & pregnancy when using myLoop

Deep dive into how to counsel and care for women managing their type 1 diabetes when using myLoop hybrid closed-loop at each stage of the pregnancy journey. With the goal of shortening the planning phase, achieving safe pregnancies and deliveries, and caring for healthy mothers for many years to come!

The plan before the plan

About 50% of type 1 diabetes pregnancies are unplanned. Glucose management should be optimised, and safe and effective contraception should be used by all women of childbearing age.3,4

Planning for pregnancy: Dr. Visalli's perspective

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Shortening the planning​

We discuss type 1 diabetes glycaemic pregnancy targets, therapy management options, results from the AiDAPT study on closed loop, and more!

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‘‘During my first pregnancy eight years ago I used capillary testing, setting alarms every two hours through the night. I stopped driving and made sure I was accompanied overnight throughout the pregnancy for fear of a catastrophic hypo.’’
Nina Willer, midwife and T1D participating in AiDAPT study

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How to manage a pregnancy with myLoop

For women of childbearing age, choosing an AID system might be a matter of safety, health, and convenience. Did you know that the CamAPS FX app is indicated for pregnancy?

How to plan a pregnancy with myLoop

Communication is key between the healthcare team and the person living with type 1 diabetes considering a pregnancy. Openly discussing diabetes therapy options early on can bring great benefits not only in terms of glucose management.

My desire to have children made me choose myLoop

Rosanna was hospitalised with ketoacidosis at the age of 14. With her podcast "Mut im Blut" ("Courage in the blood") , she wants to raise awareness of the life-long condition.

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Healthy and safe pregnancies

Learn all about managing type 1 diabetes with myLoop during pregnancy. With step-by-step guidance for real-life scenarios.​

Experiences from AiDAPT

A happy mother and baby

Post-pregnancy brings new routines and challenges. Find our recommendations for managing type 1 diabetes with myLoop after delivery.

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‘‘During my pregnancy, myLoop effectively curbed the glucose rollercoaster.’’

myLoop offers patients in the age of bearing children features specially developed for their needs.

Adaptive and learning

CamAPS FX algorithm adapts insulin delivery based on current and predicted glucose values.

Personal glucose target (PGT)

PGT can be set as low as 4.4 mmol/L, matching the needs of women planning pregnancy or pregnant.

"Boost" and "Ease-off"

Use "Boost" and "Ease-off" modes to respond to unexpected fluctuations in insulin sensitivity.