Jana Beck was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes when she was 19 years old and has been interested in tracking her health ever since. Last year when she received a continuous blood glucose monitor she decided to take a more active role in understand what was effecting her blood glucose levels and insulin dosing. Spurred by reading about carbohydrate restricted diets, she decided to see if she could see changes in her blood glucose readings and as a result of changing her diet. In this talk at the New York QS Meetup she describes exactly what she found and shares some really neat visualizations that help tell her story.
Jana Beck – Quantifying Diabetes: Lessons learned from 100,000+ blood glucose readings from Steven Dean on Vimeo.
You can read more about the last New York QS Meetup here. If you’re interested in using theses data visualizations with your own blood glucose data be sure to check our Jana’s iPancreas project on GitHub.
Very interesting talk. Thanks for posting it.
Unfortunately I couldn’t read most of the plots: too low definition.
Would it be possible for you to upload the talk in higher def? I would really appreciate.
Cheers,
Alberto
Very interesting talk. Thanks for posting it.
Unfortunately I couldn’t read most of the plots: too low definition.
Would it be possible for you to upload the talk in higher def? I would really appreciate
Cheers,
Alberto
Thanks Jana!
I just learned of QS yesterday, and am checking it out. Was pleased to find you and your work here!
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Thanks Jana
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I know this is late, but for anyone else who discovers this later, you can download the slides from my presentation via links here, and there’s also a long-form write-up of my presentation here.