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Alexander Zverev's French Open victory made tennis history. Behind the trophy, however, was another challenge that most spectators never noticed. Living with type 1 diabetes means managing what Zverev calls a second match running beneath the first.
Woken by a low glucose alarm that doesn't seem right? A compression low could be the reason. Here's what causes them and the practical steps many CGM users take to reduce them.
MARD is one of the most quoted measures of CGM accuracy, but it does not always reflect real-world experience. As manufacturers explore adaptive sensing, the future of CGM performance may be about more than a headline percentage.
Many people don't realise they can report CGM and insulin pump problems directly to the MHRA. Here's how the Yellow Card Scheme works and why reports matter.
Adhesive patches and stickers are a common way to help keep CGM sensors secure, but they are not the only option. Reusable CGM armbands offer a different approach for users dealing with accidental knocks, sport, swimming, sleep or everyday movement.
What is a CGM armband? Discover how reusable CGM armbands help protect FreeStyle Libre and Dexcom sensors from knocks, friction, and falling off.
How a group of 13 Jamaican patients who didn't fit into the accepted categories of diabetes led to the recognition of Type 5.
Hot weather can affect CGM performance, adhesion and comfort. Here’s how to keep your sensor secure and your readings reliable in a heatwave.
A CGM sensor falling off early can be frustrating, whether caused by heat, friction, sleep or accidental knocks. Here are 10 practical ways users help keep sensors secure.
