New British CGM Sava aims to challenge FreeStyle Libre and Dexcom
British startup Sava Technologies is developing a new CGM using microsensors ten times shorter than conventional sensor filaments. Backed by $36 million...
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Dexcom users were furious after being confronted with app Ts&Cs demanding agreement before they could access glucose readings. The backlash over AI, personal data and legal rights has also exposed frustration over sensor accuracy and reliability. What does it mean...
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British startup Sava Technologies is developing a new CGM using microsensors ten times shorter than conventional sensor filaments. Backed by $36 million...
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