Sentence examples for diabetic monitors from inspiring English sources

All 16 states that passed mandates between 1997 and 1999 required coverage of diabetic monitors and strips, while 15 states required coverage of diabetes self management education.

(2) State mandates may have a positive direct effect on SMBG; however, the size of this effect would depend on how many insurance policies already covered diabetic monitors and strips before the mandates.

As an extreme example, a 2003 report by the Utah Insurance Department showed that, prior to the passage of Utah's 2000 law requiring insurers to cover diabetic monitors and blood testing strips, all insurance plans in the state already provided such coverage [ 23].

Pharmaceutical giant Novartis has agreed a deal with Google to develop its "smart" contact lens to help diabetics monitor their glucose levels.

In our clinical practice we have our diabetic patients monitor their glucose levels more closely (i.e., every six hours), and have them adjust their medication doses for one-to-two weeks after receiving the corticosteroid injection.

This study represents an early stage in the investigation of QSSMs as novel biomarkers for P. aeruginosa and to bring this test to routine clinical practice would require further validation steps and the development of simple point of care assay, similar to those used in diabetic control monitoring.

SAVE ON SUPPLIES Type 2 diabetics must monitor their blood sugar levels regularly, sometimes even many times a day, using a home monitor, lancets and testing strips.

BECTON, DICKINSON & CO., Franklin Lakes, N.J., said it had enlisted Medtronic, Minneapolis, and Eli Lilly & Co., Indianapolis, to help sell the company's tools for diabetics to monitor blood-sugar levels.

Google has revealed a prototype for a smart contact lens designed to help diabetics by monitoring glucose levels in the wearer's tears.

Diabetics can monitor their blood sugar levels via their smartphones, there are apps to track diet, pregnancy and menstrual cycles.

The development of an optical glucose sensor that takes advantage of the molecule's mid-IR absorption features in the 8.6 μm to 9.6 μm region [ 5] would allow diabetics to monitor glucose levels without the need of a finger prick.