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  1. Accuracy Evaluation of Five Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems Obtained From the Pharmacy: A European Multicenter Study With 453 Subjects
  2. Accuracy of the CONTOUR Blood Glucose Monitoring System
  3. Artificial Pancreas Tracks Two Hormones
  4. Biochip That Measures Glucose in Saliva Could Mean an End to Finger-Pricking for Diabetics
  5. Bloodless Diabetes Monitoring
  6. Can a Tool That Automates Insulin Titration Be a Key to Diabetes Management?
  7. Cell Phones Help Keep Blood Pressure, Diabetes in Check
  8. Choosing a Blood Glucose Meter
  9. Continuous Glucose Monitoring
  10. Could New Diabetes Device Cut Low Blood Sugar Risk?
  11. Dexcom G4 Platinum Continuous Glucose Monitor Cleared in U.S.
  12. Diabetes and Visual Impairment: An Update on Accessible Blood Glucose Meters
  13. Diabetes and Visual Impairment: An Update on the Blood Glucose Monitor Market
  14. Diabetes and Visual Impairment: Are Insulin Pumps Accessible?
  15. Diabetes and Visual Impairment: New Talking Blood Glucose Monitors Enter the Market
  16. Diabetic Tester That Talks to iPhones and Doctors
  17. Evaluation of a Remote Training Approach for Teaching Seniors to Use a Telehealth System
  18. Glucowatch Approved
  19. iBGStar Glucometer for iPhone Now Available in U.S.
  20. iBGStar Plug-in Glucose Meter for the iPhone and iPod touch
  21. Insulin pumps, monitors vulnerable to hacking
  22. Managing Diabetes with a Visual Impairment
  23. Microsoft Developing Electronic Contact Lens to Monitor Blood Sugar
  24. Mobile Phone-Based Self-Management Tools for Type 2 Diabetes: The Few Touch Application
  25. New Developments in Blood Glucose Monitoring
  26. New Tools 2010
  27. Noninvasive Glucose Monitoring: Increasing Accuracy by Combination of Multi-Technology and Multi-Sensors
  28. Noninvasive Glucose Monitors
  29. Non-Invasive Way to Monitor Blood Glucose Levels Using Light
  30. Performance of the DIDGET Blood Glucose Monitoring System in Children, Teens, and Young Adults
  31. Precision, Accuracy, and User Acceptance of the OneTouch SelectSimple Blood Glucose Monitoring System
  32. Selecting Blood Glucose Monitors for Individuals With Low Vision
  33. Smart Phones Help Manage Chronic Illness
  34. The AFB Small Visual Display Project: Contrast Sensitivity
  35. The American Foundation for the Blind’s Small Display Project
  36. Tighter Accuracy Standards within Point-of-Care Blood Glucose Monitoring: How Six Commonly Used Systems Compare
  37. Voicemate Blood Glucose Monitor Improvements Still Needed
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