You may have a blood glucose test in a doctor’s office, laboratory, or with a fingerstick meter at ... glucose levels at home using a blood glucose meter or a continuous glucose monitor (CGM).

Researchers show that using continuous glucose monitors can help measure glucose accurately during DKA and potentially prevent ICUs from being overwhelmed.

Management of DKA requires frequent blood glucose measurements via fingerstick to guide treatment, typically performed once per hour, which can be burdensome for nurses and cause patient discomfort.

Did you know that even a healthy person’s blood sugar can spike to levels typically associated with prediabetes just from eating a carbohydrate-rich meal? 1 Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs ...

New research has examined how accurate continuous glucose monitors (CGM) are in comparison to capillary blood glucose measurements (CBGMs). The study has found that CGM can overestimate both fasting ...

Its CGM devices provide real-time glucose readings through a sensor, transmitter, and mobile app, eliminating the need for traditional fingerstick testing. DXCM’s technology helps patients ...

Globally, CGM has been hailed as a revolutionary tool for managing T1D. Unlike traditional fingerstick tests, CGM uses a small sensor placed under the skin to provide real-time glucose readings ...