Swedish Diabetes App Video Wins Two International Awards

A video promoting Triabetes™, the all-in-one diabetes control app from Swedish medtech firm Diabetes Tools, won the "Internet/Online Video - Health and Fitness" category at the 35th Annual Telly Awards in New York, USA on 16 June 2014.

The Triabetes video was created by Swedish film agency Populate who won seven awards at this year's international competition. The two-minute video combines live action and animation to show how to use the Triabetes smartphone app in daily life.

The Telly Awards honour film and video productions, web commercials, videos and films, and television commercials and programmes. The 2014 awards received more than 12,000 entries from around the world.

Previously on 14 May 2014, the same video won a silver award in the "Sales promotions: Health care" category at the World Media Festival in Hamburg, Germany. This modern media competition had over 1,700 contributions from 45 participating countries.

For further information, please visit:
http://www.triabetes.com

About Triabetes and Diabetes Tools
Triabetes is a smartphone app and online decision support service for people living with and caring for all forms of diabetes. Triabetes is from Diabetes Tools, a Swedish medical technology company that develops scientifically based Software-as-a-Service solutions. Triabetes is scalable. It can be used by individuals, doctors and treatment clinics, and can be integrated with large-scale Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems.

Founded in 2005, Diabetes Tools is a privately held company located in Stockholm, Sweden. Diabetes Tools holds an ISO 13485 certificate, a compliance standard for creating medical devices and related services. Triabetes is a CE-marked medical software product registered for sale in the European Union. More information at http://www.diabetestools.se.

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