Researchers warn of insufficient evidence on health benefits of non-diabetic glucose monitors, calling for stricter regulations on their use.
Researchers from University College London and Birmingham Children's Hospital warn of the lack of sufficient evidence on the health benefits and accuracy of glucose monitors for non-diabetic individuals, calling for stricter regulations on their acquisition and use. The researchers specifically focus on Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGM) that provide real-time blood glucose level readings, noting potential unintended adverse health effects such as anxiety around their readings.
June 26, 2024
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