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Gene Baker has lived with type 2 diabetes for 20 years. He has used multiple medications and combinations of therapies to treat his condition over this period of time. Understanding that diabetes is a progressive condition, and some therapies eventually stop working, he came to point where he needed a new option.

He decided to try the d-Nav Insulin Management System and has been nothing but happy with results! Gene kindly sat down with us recently and shared his d-Nav experience. You can look forward to another video from our conversation where he shares his ups and downs with diabetes and strategies for staying on track. Thank you so much, Gene!

Gene Baker's d-Nav® Experience - dNav by Hygieia Gene Baker has lived with type 2 diabetes for 20 years. He has used multiple medications and combinations of therapies to treat his condition over this period of time.

We are taking you right to the source on this World Diabetes Day. The International Diabetes Federation’s Know Your Risk campaign offers a test to determine your risk for diabetes. If you know you have diabetes, it is critical to maintain good glucose level control to avoid complications.

This we encourage you to of type 2 diabetes. Take the online test and share it with your network so that more people around the world can take steps to delay or prevent the condition - https://bit.ly/WDDRiskAssessmentTool

Today the excellent healthcare news source, BioTuesdays, published a feature about Hygieia and the d-Nav Insulin Management Program. Thank you for the coverage and for reporting on the latest news about life science companies and clinical trial developments.

Hygieia – leveraging science + research + technology to revolutionize how patients manage insulin dosing - BioTuesdays Closely-held Hygieia, a digital therapeutics company for insulin therapy, is reforming how physicians and people with type 2 diabetes manage insulin with its breakthrough proprietary mobile app, d-Nav, which autonomously adjusts insulin dose recommendations to correspond with a patient’s changing ...