How menstrual cycles affect insulin pump control in women

This study is looking at how the Minimed 780G—an advanced automatic insulin pump—responds to the natural changes in insulin sensitivity that happen during a woman's menstrual cycle. Researchers want to understand how well the pump adjusts on its own during different phases of the cycle, and how they can make the system even smarter at keeping blood sugar steady.

Women with type 1 diabetes often find that their insulin needs change throughout their menstrual cycle, making blood sugar harder to control at certain times of the month. This trial exists to understand exactly how this medication responds to those changes, so the pump's automatic algorithms can be improved to better support women's unique needs.