Glucose monitoring has evolved beyond its traditional role in diabetes management, with an increasing number of people using ...

Since then, the pair have partnered to combine data from Roche's Accu-Chek Connect blood glucose meter into the mySugr app. The companies expanded their relationship earlier this year ...

To do this, you'll use a device called a blood glucose meter that can measure the level of sugar in your blood, usually based on a single drop from your finger (although some monitors can be used on ...

As eight-year-old Elizabeth Struhs lay dying from a diabetes-induced ketoacidosis, the medicine that could have saved her ...

Purpose: The precision and accuracy of two blood glucose meters were evaluated using finger and forearm blood samples. Methods: Duplicate blood glucose measurements on the same forearm and finger ...

A digital health application (DiGA) has been shown to relieve the distress that patients can experience when managing diabetes ... products like its Accu-Chek blood glucose testing range.

For at-home monitoring of blood glucose levels, the following tests are available and widely used: Glucose meter (glucometer): This device takes a small sample of blood from your fingertip.

is a much more convenient way to test your glucose levels. These wearable devices stick to your skin and sync with your smartphone or Apple Watch so you can check your blood sugar at a glance ...

At-home monitoring can be done with either a glucometer or a continuous glucose monitoring system (CGMS). A glucometer (blood sugar meter) uses test strips and a tiny sample of blood from your finger.

Feeling tired? Hangry? Having an 11am slump? Craving biscuits at 3pm? It may be your blood sugar. You might associate glucose monitoring with diabetes, but, she says, it’s not just people with ...