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Europe Approves Abbott CGM Device; FDA Review Underway
The FDA is currently reviewing a continuous glucose monitoring system from Abbott, the "FreeStyle Navigator." The CGM device, if approved, will join the CGM systems currently offered by Medtronic and Dexcom.
Abbott's system has already received the European CE (Conformité Européenne) mark of approval, which allows the company to market the device in Europe.
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Comments
This is old news...
I agree. In a few months, we won't hear any more of this.
How does something this old get published?
It's about time some type of continuous monitoring device comes out. The meters they have now are worthless and are there to make money for those that manufacture them.
I hope it is more accurate than the Dexcom or the Medtronic ones.
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