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Glucose Meter for iPhone and iPod touch Now Available
On May 2, pharmaceutical company Sanofi US announced that iBGStar, the first FDA-approved blood glucose meter for use with the iPhone and iPod touch, was commercially available in the United States…
Development of Artificial Pancreas Reaches Milestones
We’ve previously reported on efforts to create an “artificial pancreas,” a device consisting of a continuous glucose monitor and an insulin pump that work together to prevent high or low blood glucose without requiring input from the user. This week, we’d like to give you an update…
A Whimsical Look at Lancets
From lancets to continuous glucose meters, diabetes devices are an integral part of managing the condition, and the technology for these tools has come quite a long way since they first came on the scene. Just how far?
Meter Recalled; New Diabetes Medicine Approved
A blood glucose monitor has been voluntarily recalled by the manufacturer; plus, a new oral medicine for Type 2 was recently approved.
You’re Fired!
My Panama Canal cruise is paid for. Can I leave now? I relax as soon as I step — or, in my case, roll — onto a cruise ship. I sure could use that now: It’s been a bit frustrating lately…
High Glucose and Colorectal Cancer; Free Nova Max Meter
High glucose may increase colorectal cancer risk in women; plus, Nova Care Diabetes offers a free meter to MiniMed Paradigm users.
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