Episode 230 - About Databetes

This week Doug Kanter, founder of Databetes, is my guest this week. We discuss his diabetes diagnosis, this experience as a freelance photographer during the Beijing Olympics, the power of data visualization, and the path to creating Databetes his company’s first application, Meal Memory. Enjoy! Learn more about Databetes and Meal Memory at databetes.com and follow Doug on Twitter at @databetes. Run Time - 42:37 Send your feedback to [email protected].

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