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What would you like to know about CGM? Post your interview questions for Dr. Francine Kaufman

On Friday, January 11th, Francine Ratner Kaufman, M.D., Chief Medical Officer for Medtronic Diabetes, will be appearing live on the TuDiabe…

Started by Emily Coles

30 Jan 11
Reply by nel

Questions about meter accuracy

Hi everyone, I'm a recently diagnosed T2 and I have a couple of "newbie" questions. (First for all - I hope this is the correct way to post…

Started by alfazed

8 Dec 1, 2012
Reply by alfazed

Tracking BS Levels

Hi everyone! I had a question for you. With all of the discussion in Washington about electronic medical records, I was wondering if anybod…

Started by Lori Wildrick

1 Dec 3, 2009
Reply by Keith221

Monitoring Cholesteral

I’ve read that beans, fresh fruits, whole grains, and vegetables are all low in cholesterol – yum! How do you monitor your cholesterol to k…

Started by Meghan

5 Oct 20, 2009
Reply by Meghan

11 Year Old Rebellion?

Hi, My son Zach is 11 1/2 diagnosed with Type 1 10 months ago. He 'embraced' his new reality and was diligent about glucose testing, coveri…

Started by Joel Lasky

14 Jan 28, 2009
Reply by a walker

CGMS Denial Day, post your links here

For CGMS Denial day please post your links here so we can keep track of your blog post.

Started by Gina Capone

48 Sep 6, 2008
Reply by Marshy

New CGM Case study available to download for your appeals

Use of a Single Subcutaneous Continuous Glucose Monitor Sensor for 28 Days in a Patient with Type 1 Diabetes. Go to the link below and dow…

Started by Gina Capone

0 Aug 27, 2008

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