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JDRF-funded clinical trial demonstrates continuous glucose monitoring improves blood sugar control
Date:9/8/2008
The lower levels of regular CGM use among children and teenagers observed in this study underscore the importance of continued research into a closed-loop artificial pancreas a device that uses CGM data to administer appropriate doses of insulin through a pump without the need for involvement of the patient or for young children their parents."
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| Contact: Jillian Lubarsky jlubarsky@jdrf.org 212-479-7626 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International Source:Eurekalert |
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