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Abstract: Diabetes is a chronic disease with exponential growth and poses significant challenges to global healthcare. Regular blood glucose (BG) monitoring is key for avoiding diabetic complications.

For years, scientists have focused their attention on the pancreas’ insulin-producing beta cells and left small clusters of cells in the same region in the background. But a new paper uncovers that ...

Continuous glucose monitors, also called CGMs, let you check your sugar levels without having to prick your fingers. A CGM is a small sensor that sits under your skin, day and night, that reads your ...