I wonder if there is any recent, similar study for the US.

We use the #SugarPixel. That thing is brilliant. It’s not just the look, but the random beep generator as an alert really does work and wake you up despite “beep fatigue”. I couldn’t recommend it enough.

HbA1c can be misleading even without that: I’ve seen some people trying to remain borderline hypoglycemic as often as they could to compensate from the highs they were experiencing and keep the HbA1c at bay. For people with CGMs nowadays, GMI sounds like a much better alternative to me.

Je suis chercheur aux États-Unis, et c’est exactement la situation dans laquelle on se trouve. Pas de quoi en rire ou le prendre à la légère. L’ensemble du domaine biomédical (et la recherche dans bien d’autres domaines aussi) est menacé et en suspens. C’est dramatique.

You also have to factor in the people who get news on X, Facebook ro Instagram. It’s scary…

You can add to the list: The iOS G7 app crashes in the background on a regular basis. The phone doesn’t display values, and doesn’t relay them to the Dexcom servers, so caretakers loose numbers through Follow. Dexcom support has been less than helpful and didn’t even ask to see the crash logs…

Here it is in the US press (and in English): www.nytimes.com/2025/03/20/w...