Diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes is often delayed. Because it is such a small percentage of the total population, it is not top-of-mind for General Practitioners.
How could technology be used to empower either General Practitioners or the General Public to diagnose Type 1 Diabetes when it presents?
Are there patterns in the occurrence of Type 2 Diabetes by location? You might like to correlate occurrence with other datasets to see if you can make assertions about risk factors based on data.
Many Type 1 Diabetics now have Continuous Glucose Monitors that produce data about the person's Blood Glucose Level - up to 280 data points per day.
There is a an open source project "CGM in the Cloud" that has a "Deploy to Azure" and "Deploy to Heroku" button on it.
There is no "Deploy to AWS" button.
Here are three challenges around these IoT devices:
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Create a "Deploy to AWS" feature
- At the moment users must configure a MongoDB on another provider to deploy CGM in the Cloud - can it be done as a one-stop shop with AWS?
- Can it be deployed in the free tier of AWS?
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Create an opt-in "citizen data collection"
- Allows users to choose to contribute to a Big Data dataset of anonymized aggregated data that can then be used by researchers and for machine learning.
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Can you add machine learning so that the program gives recommendations to users?