glucose variability

Davor Skeledžija

Editor of the portal diabetesABS.com. Long-time volunteer of the Big for Little with Diabetes Association. Former president of the Zagreb Diabetes Association. Former member of the executive board of the Croatian Federation of Diabetes Associations, and the HZZO Commission for General and Medical-Technical Aids.

CGM Opened My Eyes: I Thought My Diabetes Was Under Control, But My Blood Sugar Was All Over the Place

For years, Jasna believed her diabetes was well controlled. Her HbA1c was always good, and fingerstick tests rarely raised any concerns. Then she tried a continuous glucose monitor (CGM)...

Women with Type 1 Diabetes Face Additional Challenges in Managing Their Condition

During a presentation at ATTD 2026 (Advanced Technologies & Treatments for Diabetes), an international congress focused on diabetes therapies and technologies held this year in Barcelona, experts highlighted that...

What CGM Has Taught Us About TIR and HbA1c

TIR – time in range TIR measures the percentage of time during the day when glucose levels are within the target range. Current guidelines define this range as between...

The Importance of Changing Insulin Injection Sites in Diabetes

People living with diabetes who depend on insulin quickly learn which things truly matter — such as changing injection sites or correctly placing infusion sets. Of course, this assumes...

Welcome to our blog for people with diabetes! The quality of this space is a reflection of the passion and expertise of our authors and their work. We invite you to explore our authors, topics, and articles—each thoughtfully created to inform and inspire. If you’re a positive person with a cheerful spirit who wishes to share your insights and make a lasting impact, please reach out. We’d love to hear from you! You can find our authors at the top of the page, in the "Authors" section.