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Insights on the Glucose Monitoring Global Market to 2027 - by Products, Sample Source, End-users and Region

Insights on the Glucose Monitoring Global Market to 2027 - by Products, Sample Source, End-users and Region
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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20140629:19:54:00

you have to use a blood glucose monitor, draw it up into a stick meter. they have to make decisions about how much insulin to deliver either through a needle injection or through an insulin pump. is that a guessing game for them in a lot of ways? yeah. we have sliding scale rules. there are a variety of protocols and regimens that people build for themselves but it comes through trial and error and it certainly is not that prescriptive. knowing what your blood glow koes is does not necessarily you re going to know how much insulin to give. it varies so much from day to day. your device now takes the guessing game out of it. it doesn t just monitor glucose. a uses a continuous glucose monitor which instead of having to check your blood sugar frequently through finger stick measurements you wear a sensor and change it once a week. it continuously streams blew ko glucose levels at this point.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140421:16:53:00

use hydroelectric power that water generated so basically in developing countries, scientists are looking at can we use waste water, sewage water to power things. there s water with bacteria in it. maybe they can cause a chemical reaction to convert chemical energy to electrical energy. we ve seen bacteria do this before. that s where y we talk about ho our saliva is breaking down bacteria and that reaction does what? what would be a real life application of something like this? yes. if you put it in the mouth and using the saliva, you can use it for two purposes. first, use it for electricity. you can power small devices. you could use it for like a blood glucose monitor. jenna: this would be just a little medical device that might be put in your mouth like filling a cavity.

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