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The Role of Technology in Diabetes Management: From Apps to Continuous Glucose Monitors
Since its discovery in 1921, insulin has played a central role in treating type 1 (and, in some cases, type 2) diabetes. But while this was undoubtedly a milestone in the history of diabetes management, technological progress hasn’t stopped there. Much more recent developments have also led to notable improvements in the lives of people…
Read MoreMain Differences Between the FSL2 vs. the FSL3
Learn the key distinctions between Abbott’s latest continuous glucose monitoring systems in this guide with US MED.
Read MoreWhat Is a Closed-Loop System?
Learn all about closed-loop diabetes management solutions, combining the use of a CGM and insulin pump, in this guide from US MED.
Read MoreMedicare Benefits: Does Medicare Cover Diabetes Supplies | US MED
Are you wondering if Medicare will cover your purchase from US MED? Find out more about Medicare coverage and our wide selection of diabetes supplies.
Read MoreDexcom G7 Release Date, Features & Cost Insights
Are you interested in learning more about the Dexcom G7 and what distinguishes it from other CGMs available today? If so, you’re in luck. Take a look at our complete overview of this exciting new product!
Read MoreKnow Your Diabetes ABCs | US MED
Learning essential diabetes management steps can make managing this disease far simpler. Learn the ABCs of diabetes with US MED.
Read MoreDexcom G6 vs. Dexcom G7: What You Need to Know
Learn about the latest news on Dexcom G7, how it compares to the Dexcom G6, and how to get through US MED.
Read MoreHow To Apply a Continuous Glucose Monitor
It’s no secret that continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) are popular among people with diabetes these days. If you’re wondering, “how is CGM inserted?,” keep reading for a complete guide to CGM installation and more.
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