Your CGM Knows You Ate. It Can’t Tell What You Ate.
How much of a meal signal is there in glucose data, and what can you do with it? This article describes a deep dive into a large dataset and tells us what it finds.
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The Libre Duo. A platform prototype to move care from the hospital to the home?
Abbott has put glucose and ketones on the same wearable, and the launch coverage is all about DKA. Worth having if you’re on a pump, which is fine as far as it goes, but it misses the bit that makes this interesting. Because if you look at what Abbott has actually built across its other divisions, and what they’ve patented alongside it, the Libre Duo doesn’t really look like a ketone sensor. It looks like the platform prototype and the first visible piece of an infrastructure designed to move chronic disease care out of outpatients and into the home. And the policy environment for that shift has just been locked in on both sides of the Atlantic for the next five years.
Unauthorised Use of Nine Sensor Samba Data in Commercial Marketing
Recently, we became aware that i-Sens has published a marketing infographic promoting the CareSens Air continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system. The infographic references Diabettech and […]
The Nine Sensor Samba: How do the Consensus Error Grids stack up?
Taking the evaluation of the nine sensors a step further with Consensus Error Grids and looking at the price performance of the sensors.
The nine sensor samba: Results revealed
9 sensors; 15 days; 150 fingerpricks. The results of the “nine sensor samba” are in, and they’re not what we were expecting…
Microtech’s Linx. An Aidex sequel.
In all the noise around EASD, you may not have noticed that Microtech have launched a new CGM. This is their follow up to Aidex, […]
Dexcom’s Stelo by numbers. Could a 15 day G7 be imminent?
With performance numbers on the new 15-day, prescription free, Stelo sensor from Dexcom looking very similar to those from the G7, could Dexcom be contemplating the announcement of an uldated 15-day iCGM at EASD in Madrid?
Comparing Dexcom’s G7 and One+. Is there much difference?
As many people will have seen, Dexcom have been expanding their product line based on the G7 hardware. The replacement for their more budget device, […]
Medtronic Simplera. Is it really the “Simple Era”?
At ATTD in Florence, Medtronic were giving away their new CGM, Simplera, to those who wanted to try them out in their experience booth, and […]
Welcome to the Wild, Wild West: the CGM head-to-head study
In the past at Diabettech, we’ve talked about how the design of a CGM safety and accuracy study plays a big part in the results […]