15-year-old Canadian student develops EpiPen-like gadget for diabetes patients

Joe Hage

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November 2017

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Shaan Hooey talks to Angie Seth about GlucaMed, a product for diabetes patients that can administer glucagon in seconds.

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Asked on November 5, 2017 12:00 am

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	Private answer Dean Gauf There are many patented and very viable options internationally for this. Keep working on your idea and good luck. Marked as spam Report spam
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	Private answer This is great. I like the fact of using a 3D printer to have a physical demo for people to see. It helps for people who have never seen or held an EpiPen what the product would be like. Great Job. Marked as spam Report spam
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	Private answer His sister was a diabetic. He had a strong WHY. It drove him to excel. I tell my kids that all the time. Find your why. Make sure it's strong. Excellence will follow. That was an awesome segment. Marked as spam Report spam
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