What Sets these Diabetes Devices Apart and More Importantly What Device Is Uniquely Right For YOU in 2025, with David Ahn, MD

In this jam-packed episode, Dr. Jeremy Pettus and Dr. Steve Edelman team up with special guest Dr. David Ahn to break down the latest and greatest in diabetes technology for 2025. From extended-wear CGMs to fully automatic hybrid closed-loop pumps and dual-hormonal systems, this episode is your complete guide to what’s available now and what’s coming soon. Whether you’re on MDI, using a pump, or considering a tech upgrade, this conversation will help you navigate the expanding world of devices—and find the right setup for you.

Key Topics:

• Extended-Wear CGMs: The Dexcom G7 now lasts over 15 days—and the Eversense implantable sensor lasts a full year.
• Over-the-Counter CGMs: Learn about Dexcom Stelo and Abbott Lingo, designed for people without diabetes.
• New Pump Launches: Including Tandem Mobi, Beta Bionics iLet, Sequel Twist, and Medtronic’s MiniMed™ 780G with Simplera Sync sensor.
• Medtronic Simplera Sync: What to know about its U.S. launch, wear time, and integration with the 780G system.
• Dual-Hormone Systems: Explore how glucagon is being used alongside insulin to prevent lows and simplify diabetes management.
• Ketone Monitoring: Continuous ketone sensors are on the horizon, and they could change how we detect and prevent DKA.
• Improved App Integration: Discover updates in CGM and pump interfaces for iPhone and Android, including Libre 3+ and universal app platforms.
• Customizing Your Combo: Why matching the right CGM with the right pump (or sticking with MDI) is more doable—and more important—than ever.

Dexcom 15 Day sensor

Medtronic Simplera

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