6 October 2020 – Inreda is starting a project with Dutch health insurance company Menzis: the artificial pancreas (the Inreda AP) will be used by 100 adults with diabetes type 1. The project starts in October and concerns patients who experience substantial problems with controlling their regulation. The artificial pancreas itself regulates continuously the blood
March 13, 2020 – High on insulin, low on glucagon. Yorick Simon, 26 years old, has diabetes type 1 since 1998. Until recently, he wrote articles for a Dutch lifestyle magazine for people with diabetes. Now, he is dedicated to make podcasts together with interesting people with diabetes type 1. A few weeks ago, Yorick
March 10, 2020 – Last week, Inreda has received the CE certificate from the Dutch notified body DEKRA. After 15 years of developing, research and testing, we are now officially accredited to launch the artificial pancreas on the market. We have celebrated this news with all our colleagues at our office. With CE, we will
June 4, 2019 – We really admire people who try to move other people to bring our artificial pancreas to the next level. Fantastic! How they do that, we’d like to share with you. Faith, hope and bikeThe Engeltjes family, for instance, has initiated a cycling tour called “Fiets tegen Diabetes” (“Cycling against diabetes”). After
May 24, 2019 – We have just received some great news: Inreda Diabetic is nominated as one of the 10 finalists for the election of the new National Icons! We are very happy and proud that our artificial pancreas (the Inreda AP) is nominated as one of the most innovative ideas from The Netherlands. For
12 september 2018 – Het Diabetes Fonds staat voor dezelfde dingen als Inreda: een beter leven voor mensen met diabetes, vrij van zorgen en angst voor complicaties. Het Diabetes Fonds werkt aan genezing van diabetes. En aan een gezond leven zonder dagelijkse zorgen over diabetes en complicaties. Dit doen ze via wetenschappelijk onderzoek en
March 27, 2018 – Loes Heijmans-Beek visited us in order to know more about the artificial pancreas (AP) we’re developing. Loes Heijmans-Beek from Diabetes TV (YouTube channel ‘Diabetes Nieuws’, in collaboration with the dutch Diabetes Foundation and diabetestype1.nl) is this month busy with a tour of the last technical developments for diabetes care. For episode
April 7, 2017 – The Dutch Diabetes Foundation (Diabetes Fonds) published an article explaining what the different artificial pancreas systems stand for and how far they currently are. Check the full article here (only in Dutch): https://www.diabetestype1.nl/onderzoek/genezing/215-hoe-staat-het-met-de-kunstalvleesklier “A more elaborate Artificial Pancreas system manages the delivery of insulin as well as of glucagon: a so-called
November 8, 2016 – “Within a group, exploring your own limits and discovering your possiblities (and realizing your dreams) for people living with diabetes.” This is what the Dutch foundation Diabest is stimulating. And this goal is achieved by organizing a yearly group expedition (organized for and by people living with diabetes): a hike in
October 17, 2016 – We’ve passed another milestone: we’ve obtained the first part of the CE certification. The CE certification is the key needed to introduce a medical device on the market. In order to set our artificial pancreas on the market, we have been working in parallel to get two things certified: Inreda Diabetic