A boy, his dog, and a new lease on life

By Rachel Sun
A young boy, wearing blue-rimmed rectangular glasses, cradles the head of his black lab dog. The boy wears a red t-shirt. His mother's arm can be seen patting the dog, wearing a yellow sweater. They sit on a grey couch against a backdrop of a tan wall with an out-of-focus wall hanging and a plant and tissue box visible.
For people with Type one diabetes, managing blood sugar levels is crucial to avoid life-threatening complications and live their day-to-day life. Medical devices can help with that, but they’re not perfect. That’s why some diabetic patients are relying on something else: a dog’s nose. Read More
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