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Posts Tagged continuous glucose monitor

Which Is Better…a Lab A1c Test or the Estimated A1c (GMI) from a CGM?

By Steve Edelman, MD on April 6, 2021   /   A1c, CGM, Dexcom, Medtronic, What's Up Doc   /   35 Comments

Dr. Edelman explains the difference between the laboratory A1c test and the GMI (glucose management indicator) from a CGM report.

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CGM for Type 2s: No More Finger Pricks!

By TCOYD on September 10, 2020   /   CGM, Type 2, Video   /   9 Comments

In this workshop from our virtual conference August 1st, endocrinologist Dr. Schafer Boeder explains the benefits of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), the different types of systems available, and exciting advances coming down the pipeline.

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The FreeStyle Libre 2 Is Now Approved: How Is It Different Than the First?

By Steve Edelman, MD on July 9, 2020   /   Blood Sugar Testing, CGM, Freestyle Libre, Type 2 Glucose Control   /   108 Comments
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Priced at a third of the cost of other CGMs, this latest technology from Abbott is the first and only iCGM that sustains performance for up to 14 days and provides trends, insights and customizable high and low alerts.

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Driving with Diabetes is a Privilege

By Steve Edelman, MD on January 18, 2019   /   CGM, Diabetes Management, Driving, Hypoglycemia   /   11 Comments

With all of the devices and knowledge about diabetes we have today, you might think a dangerous low while driving would be preventable. Unfortunately accidents still happen, sometimes even fatal ones. Here are some tips on how to protect yourself.

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Why You Need a Snooze Alarm on Your CGM!

By Jeremy Pettus, MD on August 29, 2017   /   CGM, Dexcom, Diabetes Management, Insulin, Type 1   /   Leave a comment

Did you know CGMs come out of the box with their repeat low alerts set to “off”?
CGM’s are life-changing and life-saving. Learn how to make the most of yours, and use those bells and whistles to your advantage!

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