Diabetes SaMD: Important
Considerations for Developing
Successful Interoperable Solutions
Diabetes is a condition that requires significant management. It is this extraordinary workload that has many people with diabetes turning to high-tech devices to help them manage their health and keep their blood sugars within a more normal range. This trend toward a greater reliance on personal medical technology is growing throughout the medical industry. In fact, MarketsandMarkets has projected that the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) market will grow at a compound annual rate […]
CGM Applications Beyond Diabetes Monitoring
Continuous glucose monitors have left the world of diabetes care and entered a new niche in the fitness market. But the usefulness of CGMs in people without diabetes still has not been fully realized. Find out what opportunities exist in this growing niche and how innovative companies like yours can capitalize on them.
New Trends in Wearable Medical Devices
From patches that can sense multiple metabolic and hemodynamic parameters to CGMs meant for non-diabetics, wearable medical devices are entering a new phase. Here, we look at current products in the works and what else might be on the horizon.
The Intrusive Nature of Remote Monitoring: How to Strike a Balance
Remote monitoring offers a huge number of benefits to both patients and caregivers. But the medical devices and tech used to create RPM can easily become intrusive. In this article, we look at how med tech companies can strike a balance.
The What, Why, and How of Diabetes-Tech Interoperability
In today’s market, diabetes technology needs to come with a high degree of interoperability. In this article, we look at what interoperability is, why it is so important, and how you can create software and devices readymade to connect.