Marcel Gmünder, global head of Roche Diabetes Care explains how blood glucose monitoring is personalising diabetes care through digital connectivity. Diabetes is one of today's greatest healthcare challenges, affecting about 537 million people worldwide. By 2045, this is expected to increase to 783 million people. It is estimated that in low- and middle-income countries, there are approximately 368 million people with diabetes, with a large proportion still undiagnosed. These numbers illustrate the burden diabetes means to societies and individuals. We need to ease this load, making life easier for people with diabetes and those who care for them. Diabetes is as unique as the person managing it, and we need to treat it that way. Technology's influence on diabetes management With its inception over 40 years ago, blood glucose monitoring (BGM) technology revolutionised diabetes management. Suddenly, people with diabetes went from weekly medical appointments that provided only
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Roche Diabetes Care (DC) Nigeria has launched a three-month healthcare professional (HCP) training initiative named the “Healthcare Practitioner in Diabetes Mentorship Programme”. Conducted across five cities in Nigeria including Kaduna, Jos, Ibadan, Benin and Lagos, the programme aims at creating a platform for education and mentoring for HCPs across Nigeria to uplift the standard of […]
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/PRNewswire/ Diabetes Care Devices Market is valued at USD 26.14 Billion in 2021 and expected to reach USD 45.09 Billion by 2028 with the CAGR of 8.1% over.