Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) are monitoring devices people with diabetes use. They apply them directly to the skin and ...

The finding is significant because people can use CGM data to make dietary and lifestyle changes, which may be unnecessary, and the erroneously high readings (indicating glycaemia) could lead them to ...

The following is a summary of “Randomized Study Comparing Continuous Glucose Monitoring and Capillary Glucose Testing in Patients With Type 2 Diabetes After Hospital Discharge,” published in the March ...

They let you keep track of your blood sugar levels in a less invasive way. One type of CGM is Abbott’s Freestyle Libre. Medicare took some time to accept these devices. However, for the last few ...

A study from the University of Bath, published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, found that CGMs often ...

The research measured blood sugar responses in healthy volunteers (non-diabetic, within a healthy BMI range) using two methods: a CGM (the Abbot Freestyle Libre 2, a commercially available device ...

Abbott announced that it made its Lingo continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system available for purchase on Amazon.

Abbott's wearable FreeStyle Libre 3 device – which is billed as the smallest and thinnest real-time CGM system available – sends glucose readings every minute directly to the user's smartphone ...

Abbott had claimed that the shape of Sinocare’s iCan i3 wearable CGM was too similar to its own FreeStyle Libre sensor—in this case, the small, white disc placed on the upper arm. Sinocare ...