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What about this research indicates to you that it doesn't address the accuracy issue?

• morganherlocker 2y ago
  > Shaker said. “No other technology can provide this level of precision without direct contact with the bloodstream.” The existing alternatives do have access to the bloodstream.
  • mmooss 2y ago
    How does that indicate that they didn't address the accuracy of their technology, as the GGP claims? > The existing alternatives do have access to the bloodstream. So? Who says otherwise? People don't want invasive tests that have direct contact with their bloodstream.
    • morganherlocker 2y ago
      If you're type 1 diabetic, accuracy is paramount, especially in a closed loop insulin pump setup. Even with access to the bloodstream, existing CGMs leave plenty of room for improvement that would directly improve quality of life a lot more than the annoyance of applying the sensor under the skin.
      • mmooss 2y ago
        > accuracy is paramount Who says that's not addressed by this technology? > directly improve quality of life a lot more than the annoyance of applying the sensor under the skin How annoying is it? They don't cut a hole and insert it. How can you say how much it would improve the quality of life? I don't see where all these assumptions about this technology come from.