Beta Cell is a show about people living with type 1 diabetes. It's the original diabetes storytelling podcast that covers an array of relevant and timely issues through interviews and discussions with diabetics. Host Craig Stubing draws on his over two decades with type 1 diabetes to show how it impacts our lives and how our lives impact it.
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40: A Shot at Love with Nonprofit Insulin (00:29:02)
Nonprofit pharmaceutical company Civica has released it's biosimilar version of Lantus long-acting insulin for $55 for a box of 5 pens—that's the list price it costs you to buy it without needing insu...
39: Battling Big Pharma (00:47:54)
Diabetics are stuck in an abusive relationship with pharmaceutical corporations: if we try to fight to make insulin more affordable, they can simply stop distributing it, leaving us without the very t...
The Bolus 3: Dexcom Stops Caring (00:11:59)
Dexcom's new sensor replacement policy has shown what the company cares about most: your money.
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Dexcom's sensor replacement policy
Comparison of G7 and Libre 3 Accuracy
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The Bolus 2: 180 Decisions (00:05:48)
You know how they say that diabetics make an additional 180 decisions a day because of diabetes? Well, they're wrong.
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180 Decisions A Day by Cynthia D...
The Bolus 1: Gifts for Diabetics (00:04:51)
Are you wondering what to buy for someone with diabetes? Well, don't buy any of these.
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18 Thoughtful Gifts for People with Diabetes
The Bolus: Who is The Diabetes App? (00:05:22)
Turns out The Diabetes App is getting ready to launch an IPO. Do you want to use a for profit diabetes social network?
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The Bolus: Letter of Resignation from Beyond Type 1 Leadership Council (00:01:07)
Beyond Type 1 has made it clear that it's no longer on the side of people living with type 1 diabetes.
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The Bolus: Sam Talbot and the Curious Case of the Donut Butt Plug (00:06:16)
Sam Talbot's fall from grace opened up a Pandora's box of hidden payments by pharma to Beyond Type 1.
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The Bolus Trailer (00:05:00)
A little shot of sanity in an increasingly crazy diabetes community. The Bolus takes a thoughtful and measure approach to some of the most pressing, and least pressing, stories about diabetes.
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38: Diabetes in Gaza (00:25:26)
What would you do if there was no insulin left?
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Send diabetes supplies to children in Gaza: aid@bet...
37: The Heath Coach Hustle (00:32:49)
There is so much information about managing diabetes that it's hard to know who to trust. So we try and figure it out.
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36: A Very Pharma Christmas (00:24:22)
We unwrap the Oversight Committee's report on how pharmaceutical corporations keep the price of insulin so high.
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35: Ain't Got Wings (00:19:36)
The untold story of pilots with type 1 diabetes.
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TTW 15: Leap of Faith (00:00:00)
When Aunt Laura was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, she expected the shots and carb counting, but she didn’t expect just how tiring the whole thing would be. We check in with Aunt Laura two years afte...
34: Update on "Broken Vials" (00:07:58)
A short update on Maine bill LD 673, An Act to Create the Insulin Safety Net Program.
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33: Walking on Broken Vials (00:48:13)
100 years after the discovery of insulin, stories of people falling through the gaps in American healthcare.
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OOR 32: Backstabbed (00:44:04)
Craig and Hannah discuss how Beyond Type 1 accepting money from insulin makers caused him to resign from their Leadership Council.
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Craig's Letter of R...
OOR 31: Blocked in Montana (00:31:19)
When Hannah tweeted at Montana House Rep. Jessica Karjala (D) about how her insulin co-pay cap bill wouldn’t actually help that many people with diabetes, the debate got a little out of hand.
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32: Opportunity Disparities (00:14:41)
We talked to Ashley Butler, Ph.D. about her co-authored paper <u>Type 1 Diabetes Self‐Management Behaviors among Emerging Adults: Racial/Ethnic Differences</u>.
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OOR 30: Dexcom Fumbles (00:27:05)
Super Bowl Sunday, the biggest day of the year for football, chicken wings, day drinking, and Dexcom? We break down the pros and cons (but mostly cons) of Dexcom’s first ever Super Bowl ad featuring d...
TTW 14: Loosening Up (00:23:27)
In this episode, Aunt Laura's new endocrinologist decides to mix things up.
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Credit music: “Lean On Me” by Nina Ragonese
Building Community (00:05:38)
Introducing a new kind of type 1 diabetes nonprofit.Find out more at betacellfoundation.orgRegister here to join our info session on Wednesday, October 14th at 5 pm PT.
OOR 29: The Million Dollar Question (00:34:44)
Craig, Laura, and (introducing) Paul contemplate how much they would sell out for. What's your price?
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31: Getting Louder (00:26:41)
When Sierra Sandison was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in rural Idaho, she didn’t have anyone to talk to. Now that she does, she’s making sure she’s heard.Read more about Sierra’s decision here.Follo...
OOR 28: A Bitter Pill (00:49:12)
Craig, James, and Laura discuss if type 1 diabetes non-profits should accept sponsorship money from pharmaceutical corporations and the black market of insulin that exists because it costs so much in ...
