This founder built a device to prevent insulin overdoses after almost killing himself
Dec07
Three years ago, Menash Michael stepped out of his Tel Aviv home to walk his dog. By the time he reached his driveway, he was lying unconscious on the ground. He’d fainted. Fortunately, his tumble was spotted by a next-door neighbor who called for an ambulance, and he was rushed to the nearest hospital. Menash is a type 1 diabetic (previously known as juvenile), meaning his pancreas doesn’t work properly, and is unable to produce the insulin required to turn glucose into energy. He was diagnosed with the chronic condition almost 30 years ago, and since then has had to inject himself with…
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