Glucagon is a hormone the human body produces to prevent low blood sugar—but in people with diabetes, this natural production isn’t enough during severe hypoglycemia. Emergency glucagon is a medication used when a person with diabetes is experiencing severe hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) and cannot take sugar orally or in non-emergency situations with mini-dosing to prevent “glycemic overshoot.” Once injected, it raises the blood sugar by sending a signal to the muscles and liver (whe...| Beyond Type 1
Learn the lingo with our comprehensive glossary, a resource designed to demystify the complex terminology surrounding diabetes and related health conditions. Whether you’re newly diagnosed, a caregiver, or simply looking to expand your understanding, this guide offers clear definitions and explanations for key terms. From understanding diagnostic tools like A1C and C-Peptide tests to exploring […]| Beyond Type 1
Explore our handy CGM resource chart for an in-depth comparison of continuous glucose monitor features and benefits.| Beyond Type 1
Hyperglycemia, or high blood sugar, occurs when glucose is trapped in the bloodstream due to lack of insulin.| Beyond Type 1