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Glucometer by Moganti S. Medical Student A glucose meter (or glucometer) is a medical device for determining the approximate concentration of glucose in the blood. It is a key element of home blood glucose monitoring (HBGM) by people with diabetes mellitus or with proneness to hypoglycemia. A small drop of blood obtained by pricking the skin with a lancet is placed on a disposable test st ... Read on »
Put away your glucometer by PM, RN Registered Nurse ...because glucose-detecting tattoo ink has arrived! Via CrunchGear and Discovery News: The nano ink particles are tiny, squishy spheres about 120 nanometers across. Inside the sphere are three parts: the glucose detecting molecule, a color-changing dye, and another molecule that mimics glucose. When the particles are dissolved in water they look ... Read on »
Bloodless Diabetes Monitoring by Neil Kao Medical Doctor My parents asked me about bloodless diabetes monitoring. This is a great question. Such a machine would be revolutionary and widely used.So the upside would be that the manufacturer would make vast sums of money rapidly. The downside: it is easier said than done.First the short answer: there is nothing available anywhere.Now the long answer. I ... Read on »
One more device to make it easy ... by Medical Quack Patient ExpertHealth Maven One more device to make it easy for diabetics to check their sugar levels. This is is very interesting in the fact that it can reside on a keychain. This can certainly make it a little more convenient to carry, just don’t lose your keys! With the USB device results are uploaded to a computer and sent to a physician or other software that ... Read on »
Thank you! by Melting Mama Patient ExpertHealth MavenPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee I got a new glucometer and strips in the mail last week from a reader. Thank you very much! I'd asked for a RX from the PCP, but... you know how that is! So, thank you thank you thank you! I haven't looked to see where I can get refills once I figger out how to use this thingamabob. :) Read on »
Cell phone application has potential for being useful tool for blind diabetics by Ron Graham Patient Expert Its been interesting to watch cell phones evolve into the mini computers that they have become. Today’s mobile phones are running more and more computer applications and letting their users do computing tasks without the computer. There is a story in today’s Houston Chronicle reporting on how more people are using their phones for data services. ... Read on »
Before You Check Your Blood, Check Your Strips! by Tiffany Patient Expert We have counterfeit inlaws, counterfeit money, and now counterfeit test strips.If you own a One Touch glucometer you will want to check your vial of test strips. It looks like the counterfeit industry has decided to distribute fake test strips for the One Touch brand of glucometers. Lifescan themselves have put out a press release warning users to ... Read on »
One more step for integration wi ... by Medical Quack Patient ExpertHealth Maven One more step for integration with the Microsoft HealthVault. Using what is sometimes called middleware, Covisint is connecting both AT&T and the HealthVault. As mentioned below, electronic prescribing is included and this should also help bridge a gap to retrieve data from Home health devices, such as blood pressure machines, and other Tel ... Read on »
A Mobile Phone Based Tele-Monitoring System For Chronic Disease Management | Centre for Global... by Dr. Aniruddha M. Medical Doctor A Mobile Phone Based Tele-Monitoring System For Chronic Disease Management | Centre for Global eHealth Innovation: "Bluetooth-enabled medical devices (BP monitor 2 and glucometer) were used to transmit data to a mobile phone. A custom application running on the mobile phone acts as a personal medical diary of the patient’s test history. ... Read on »
New Way to Lose Weight: Don’t Eat Till Your Blood Sugar is Low Enough by Seth Roberts .. Doctor of Philosophy Tim Lundeen ’s sister Miriam wrote this:Tim and I have been having conversations about health, diet and blood sugars for several years and I figured I was insulin-resistant with mild blood sugar dysregulation, but never was more than interested. About two months ago after a move cross-country with the accompanying stresses, I became more acut ... Read on »