Hormones & Hollywood
Before & After
On trial
100
The next avenger? Insulet joined forces with this comic book publishing company to create Dyasonic, a superhero with T1D who uses her insulin pump to fight villains.
What is Marvel? 
100
The hormone that in excess causes acromegaly AND the treatment that supplements estrogen or testosterone in the setting of deficiency.
What is Growth Hormone replacement therapy?
200
In 2025, this iconic doll made headlines by sporting a CGM and insulin pump, showing kids that managing Type 1 diabetes can be empowering and stylish.
Who is Barbie?
200
The company that manufactures the G7 continuous glucose monitoring system AND the maker of the tubeless, wearable insulin pump used for automated insulin delivery.
What is Dexcomnipod?
200
Trial demonstrating benefit of once-weekly semaglutide 2.4 mg on kidney outcomes in individuals with overweight/obesity, without diabetes.
What is SELECT?
300
This 23-time Grand Slam champion made headlines in 2025 by openly discussing her use of a GLP-1 medication for postpartum weight loss.
Who is Serena Williams?
300
The company whose insulin pump has been studied for use in pregnancy AND the U.S. medical technology company that makes the MiniMed insulin pump and continuous glucose monitors.
What is Ypsomedtronic?
400
This former First Lady publicly shared that estrogen therapy helped her manage mood swings and brain fog during menopause, calling it “life-changing".
Who is Michelle Obama?
400
The device used to administer Humalog insulin AND a genetic disorder causing goiter and hearing loss due to a defect in iodide transport.
What is KwikPendred Syndrome?
500
This 2025 medical drama featured a tense ER scene where adrenal insufficiency was suspected in a trauma patient—highlighting the life-saving role of cortisol and clinical intuition.
What is The Pitt?
500
This genetic form of early-onset diabetes caused by HNF1B mutation links up AND the serotonin metabolite measured in urine to diagnose carcinoid syndrome.
What is MODY 5-HIAA (Mature onset diabetes of the young 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid)?