Patients with type 1 diabetes missing out on glucose devices

The device, which works via a sensor attached to the skin, has been available on prescription since November 2017. Users can access glucose readings by scanning the sensor with a portable reader or a smartphone app. The reading comes with an arrow that indicates whether glucose is rising or falling.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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