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Dexcom Navigates Growth Amidst Cost Pressures, Analysts Eye Margin Expansion
Dexcom's Q1 2026 revenue hit $1.19 billion, up 15%. See how rising costs might affect future profits.
#Dexcom #CGM #Healthcare #Q1Earnings #MedicalDevices
https://newsletter.tf/dexcom-q1-2026-revenue-growth-cost-pressures/
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Dexcom Navigates Growth Amidst Cost Pressures, Analysts Eye Margin Expansion
Dexcom's Q1 2026 revenue hit $1.19 billion, up 15%. See how rising costs might affect future profits.
#Dexcom #CGM #Healthcare #Q1Earnings #MedicalDevices
https://newsletter.tf/dexcom-q1-2026-revenue-growth-cost-pressures/
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Dexcom Navigates Growth Amidst Cost Pressures, Analysts Eye Margin Expansion
Dexcom's Q1 2026 revenue hit $1.19 billion, up 15%. See how rising costs might affect future profits.
#Dexcom #CGM #Healthcare #Q1Earnings #MedicalDevices
https://newsletter.tf/dexcom-q1-2026-revenue-growth-cost-pressures/
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Dexcom Navigates Growth Amidst Cost Pressures, Analysts Eye Margin Expansion
Dexcom's Q1 2026 revenue hit $1.19 billion, up 15%. See how rising costs might affect future profits.
#Dexcom #CGM #Healthcare #Q1Earnings #MedicalDevices
https://newsletter.tf/dexcom-q1-2026-revenue-growth-cost-pressures/
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Dexcom's Q1 2026 revenue of $1.19 billion is 15% higher than last year, but rising costs could impact profits.
#Dexcom #CGM #Healthcare #Q1Earnings #MedicalDevices
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Dexcom's Q1 2026 revenue of $1.19 billion is 15% higher than last year, but rising costs could impact profits.
#Dexcom #CGM #Healthcare #Q1Earnings #MedicalDevices
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Dexcom's Q1 2026 revenue of $1.19 billion is 15% higher than last year, but rising costs could impact profits.
#Dexcom #CGM #Healthcare #Q1Earnings #MedicalDevices
https://newsletter.tf/dexcom-q1-2026-revenue-growth-cost-pressures/ -
Dexcom's Q1 2026 revenue of $1.19 billion is 15% higher than last year, but rising costs could impact profits.
#Dexcom #CGM #Healthcare #Q1Earnings #MedicalDevices
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/450030/ 2 Healthcare Stocks That Could Outperform the Market Over the Next Decade #DexCom #Éire #Health #HealthCare #Healthcare #IE #Ireland #OCS #OrganTransplant #TransMedics #TransMedicsGroup
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/?p=53851 UBS offers DexCom‑linked Autocallable Notes, 15.25%–16.25% coupon #AutocallableNotes #ContingentCoupon #DexCom #DXCM #prospectus #StructuredNotes #UBS
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rambling about CGM
So, something that annoys me about the over the counter continuous glucose meter I use: it doesn’t adjust its statistics based on the delta between sensors.
To be fair, a new sensor is dealing with a bit of an immune reaction, so its data can take a day to fall into normal ranges and patterns.
But the app does allow for a “grace period” of up to 24 hours after the end of a sensor’s 2-week lifespan before it starts ignoring readings, and that seems like an ideal time to start a new sensor and look to see how far off they are.
Maybe it’s not medically sound to do so? All I really know is that all meters (continuous and not) can vary from “true” by +/- 15%, and the only real strategy to correct for it is to measure repeatedly. The prescription versions do just this – you can add finger-stick readings to the data, and it adjusts its own based on the comparison.
I kind of wish I had a way to get the raw data from the sensor, as well as the post-session readings. I know that if the sensor loses connection to the app, or gets rebooted (magnet switch) after being told to end its session, it will intermittently look for its phone via bluetooth, (which is surprisingly sad, to have to continually respond to pairing requests from a bit of electronics that’s slowly running out of power.) I just don’t know what to do with that info, to make some use of it.
And of course, I’d love for some functionality to be rolled into the official Dexcom app – they could essentially make these more accurate without having to change anything about the hardware itself. But it just seems like the sort of thing that, if this was open source or even partially open source, you’d long since have had internet people submitting pull requests with code to add this, because they want it too.
#cgm #dexcom #stelo -
rambling about CGM
So, something that annoys me about the over the counter continuous glucose meter I use: it doesn’t adjust its statistics based on the delta between sensors.
To be fair, a new sensor is dealing with a bit of an immune reaction, so its data can take a day to fall into normal ranges and patterns.
But the app does allow for a “grace period” of up to 24 hours after the end of a sensor’s 2-week lifespan before it starts ignoring readings, and that seems like an ideal time to start a new sensor and look to see how far off they are.
Maybe it’s not medically sound to do so? All I really know is that all meters (continuous and not) can vary from “true” by +/- 15%, and the only real strategy to correct for it is to measure repeatedly. The prescription versions do just this – you can add finger-stick readings to the data, and it adjusts its own based on the comparison.
I kind of wish I had a way to get the raw data from the sensor, as well as the post-session readings. I know that if the sensor loses connection to the app, or gets rebooted (magnet switch) after being told to end its session, it will intermittently look for its phone via bluetooth, (which is surprisingly sad, to have to continually respond to pairing requests from a bit of electronics that’s slowly running out of power.) I just don’t know what to do with that info, to make some use of it.
And of course, I’d love for some functionality to be rolled into the official Dexcom app – they could essentially make these more accurate without having to change anything about the hardware itself. But it just seems like the sort of thing that, if this was open source or even partially open source, you’d long since have had internet people submitting pull requests with code to add this, because they want it too.
#cgm #dexcom #stelo -
CW: rambling about CGM
rambling about CGM
So, something that annoys me about the over the counter continuous glucose meter I use: it doesn’t adjust its statistics based on the delta between sensors.
To be fair, a new sensor is dealing with a bit of an immune reaction, so its data can take a day to fall into normal ranges and patterns.
But the app does allow for a “grace period” of up to 24 hours after the end of a sensor’s 2-week lifespan before it starts ignoring readings, and that seems like an ideal time to start a new sensor and look to see how far off they are.
Maybe it’s not medically sound to do so? All I really know is that all meters (continuous and not) can vary from “true” by +/- 15%, and the only real strategy to correct for it is to measure repeatedly. The prescription versions do just this – you can add finger-stick readings to the data, and it adjusts its own based on the comparison.
I kind of wish I had a way to get the raw data from the sensor, as well as the post-session readings. I know that if the sensor loses connection to the app, or gets rebooted (magnet switch) after being told to end its session, it will intermittently look for its phone via bluetooth, (which is surprisingly sad, to have to continually respond to pairing requests from a bit of electronics that’s slowly running out of power.) I just don’t know what to do with that info, to make some use of it.
And of course, I’d love for some functionality to be rolled into the official Dexcom app – they could essentially make these more accurate without having to change anything about the hardware itself. But it just seems like the sort of thing that, if this was open source or even partially open source, you’d long since have had internet people submitting pull requests with code to add this, because they want it too.
#cgm #dexcom #stelo -
rambling about CGM
So, something that annoys me about the over the counter continuous glucose meter I use: it doesn’t adjust its statistics based on the delta between sensors.
To be fair, a new sensor is dealing with a bit of an immune reaction, so its data can take a day to fall into normal ranges and patterns.
But the app does allow for a “grace period” of up to 24 hours after the end of a sensor’s 2-week lifespan before it starts ignoring readings, and that seems like an ideal time to start a new sensor and look to see how far off they are.
Maybe it’s not medically sound to do so? All I really know is that all meters (continuous and not) can vary from “true” by +/- 15%, and the only real strategy to correct for it is to measure repeatedly. The prescription versions do just this – you can add finger-stick readings to the data, and it adjusts its own based on the comparison.
I kind of wish I had a way to get the raw data from the sensor, as well as the post-session readings. I know that if the sensor loses connection to the app, or gets rebooted (magnet switch) after being told to end its session, it will intermittently look for its phone via bluetooth, (which is surprisingly sad, to have to continually respond to pairing requests from a bit of electronics that’s slowly running out of power.) I just don’t know what to do with that info, to make some use of it.
And of course, I’d love for some functionality to be rolled into the official Dexcom app – they could essentially make these more accurate without having to change anything about the hardware itself. But it just seems like the sort of thing that, if this was open source or even partially open source, you’d long since have had internet people submitting pull requests with code to add this, because they want it too.
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#FreestyleLibre3
Ich nutze den neuen Chip ja schon ne Weile und muss sagen daß sie scheinbar einige Probleme des Libre 2 gelöst haben.
Bisher waren die Blutigen Kontrollmessungen immer sehr ähnlich zu dem Wert den mir der Chip präsentiert hat.
Also kein Grund sich von #dexcom für überteuerte Cips vorschreiben zu lassen welches Handy man benutzen darf 😉 -
#FreestyleLibre3
Ich nutze den neuen Chip ja schon ne Weile und muss sagen daß sie scheinbar einige Probleme des Libre 2 gelöst haben.
Bisher waren die Blutigen Kontrollmessungen immer sehr ähnlich zu dem Wert den mir der Chip präsentiert hat.
Also kein Grund sich von #dexcom für überteuerte Cips vorschreiben zu lassen welches Handy man benutzen darf 😉 -
#FreestyleLibre3
Ich nutze den neuen Chip ja schon ne Weile und muss sagen daß sie scheinbar einige Probleme des Libre 2 gelöst haben.
Bisher waren die Blutigen Kontrollmessungen immer sehr ähnlich zu dem Wert den mir der Chip präsentiert hat.
Also kein Grund sich von #dexcom für überteuerte Cips vorschreiben zu lassen welches Handy man benutzen darf 😉 -
https://www.europesays.com/ie/404699/ 2 Healthcare Stocks to Target This Week and 1 That Underwhelm #DexCom #Éire #FreeCashFlow #Health #HealthCare #Healthcare #HealthcareCompanies #HealthcareStocks #IE #Ireland #MarketCap #Novavax #PercentagePoints #RevenueGrowth
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One thing hadn't occurred to me, wearing a continuous glucose monitor for the past year: It junks up my phone's Bluetooth settings with an additional device profile every 10 days. These profiles don't self-delete. I suppose there's no harm in it piling up like this, but what a mess. No easy way to mass delete, either - gotta tap each "i" button, "Forget This Device," then "Forget Device" again.
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https://www.europesays.com/es/402285/ Más del 90% de los ciudadanos respaldan la integración de tecnología sanitaria en el Sistema Nacional de Salud #beBarlet #Bienestar #Dexcom #diabetes #ES #España #Estudio #Health #ia #Innovación #InteligenciaArtificial #ODS #rsc #rse #Salud #SaludDigital #Spain
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Sigh, second in a row #Dexcom #CGM sensor dead at 8.5 days instead of the official 10.5 days, and I'm out, currently waiting for delivery and I thought I still had a couple of days for that...
#diabetes #t1diabetes #LifeWithDiabetes -
Sigh, second in a row #Dexcom #CGM sensor dead at 8.5 days instead of the official 10.5 days, and I'm out, currently waiting for delivery and I thought I still had a couple of days for that...
#diabetes #t1diabetes #LifeWithDiabetes -
Sigh, second in a row #Dexcom #CGM sensor dead at 8.5 days instead of the official 10.5 days, and I'm out, currently waiting for delivery and I thought I still had a couple of days for that...
#diabetes #t1diabetes #LifeWithDiabetes -
Sigh, second in a row #Dexcom #CGM sensor dead at 8.5 days instead of the official 10.5 days, and I'm out, currently waiting for delivery and I thought I still had a couple of days for that...
#diabetes #t1diabetes #LifeWithDiabetes -
Sigh, second in a row #Dexcom #CGM sensor dead at 8.5 days instead of the official 10.5 days, and I'm out, currently waiting for delivery and I thought I still had a couple of days for that...
#diabetes #t1diabetes #LifeWithDiabetes -
Searching Medela softshells to see if they'd help my #Dexcom #Stelo #CGM glucose meter not get false measurements if I accidentally lay on my arm. Same principle. Distribute the pressure to the skin around the sticky outy bit. Looking it all up in private browsing windows because otherwise Target and Walmart are gonna think I had a baby. :P
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Searching Medela softshells to see if they'd help my #Dexcom #Stelo #CGM glucose meter not get false measurements if I accidentally lay on my arm. Same principle. Distribute the pressure to the skin around the sticky outy bit. Looking it all up in private browsing windows because otherwise Target and Walmart are gonna think I had a baby. :P
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Searching Medela softshells to see if they'd help my #Dexcom #Stelo #CGM glucose meter not get false measurements if I accidentally lay on my arm. Same principle. Distribute the pressure to the skin around the sticky outy bit. Looking it all up in private browsing windows because otherwise Target and Walmart are gonna think I had a baby. :P
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Searching Medela softshells to see if they'd help my #Dexcom #Stelo #CGM glucose meter not get false measurements if I accidentally lay on my arm. Same principle. Distribute the pressure to the skin around the sticky outy bit. Looking it all up in private browsing windows because otherwise Target and Walmart are gonna think I had a baby. :P
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Anyone tried using #xdrip and/or #AndroidAPS and/or official #Dexcom apps on #GrapheneOS and can comment whether they work or not?
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Anyone tried using #xdrip and/or #AndroidAPS and/or official #Dexcom apps on #GrapheneOS and can comment whether they work or not?
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Anyone tried using #xdrip and/or #AndroidAPS and/or official #Dexcom apps on #GrapheneOS and can comment whether they work or not?
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Anyone tried using #xdrip and/or #AndroidAPS and/or official #Dexcom apps on #GrapheneOS and can comment whether they work or not?
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Anyone tried using #xdrip and/or #AndroidAPS and/or official #Dexcom apps on #GrapheneOS and can comment whether they work or not?
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World Diabetes Day highlights diabetes rates and new technology https://www.byteseu.com/1541462/ #BruceMoss #Colorado #ColoradoDiabetes #dexcom #diabetes #DiabetesSymptoms #DiabetesWarningSigns #GrandJunction #GrandJunctionDiabetes #MesaCounty #MesaCountyDiabetes #Technology #WorldDiabetesDay
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#Diabetes als wachsende #Herausforderung: Motivation, Austausch und Fortbildung: #Dexcom unterstützt mit neuen Angeboten. https://www.diabsite.de/aktuelles/nachrichten/2025/251114b.html
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I wonder if the variability of the #Dexcom #stelo sensor lifespan has to do with one's phone's proximity and power settings, and how quickly the sensor is paired after application.
The sensors are BTLE - they wake up and attempt to transmit data every 5 minutes. If the phone isn't nearby or paying attention, I wonder if it searches for longer?
Also, as soon as it's applied it connects to power, so I imagine it's in a fully online pairing mode until it connects to the app, that probably burns battery faster.
No idea if the actual sugar levels it measures might have some impact- if the reagent on the probe wears out the more sugar it reacts with? The "erratic readings followed by loss of connection" described in reviews suggests a low battery state though.
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I wonder if the variability of the #Dexcom #stelo sensor lifespan has to do with one's phone's proximity and power settings, and how quickly the sensor is paired after application.
The sensors are BTLE - they wake up and attempt to transmit data every 5 minutes. If the phone isn't nearby or paying attention, I wonder if it searches for longer?
Also, as soon as it's applied it connects to power, so I imagine it's in a fully online pairing mode until it connects to the app, that probably burns battery faster.
No idea if the actual sugar levels it measures might have some impact- if the reagent on the probe wears out the more sugar it reacts with? The "erratic readings followed by loss of connection" described in reviews suggests a low battery state though.
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I wonder if the variability of the #Dexcom #stelo sensor lifespan has to do with one's phone's proximity and power settings, and how quickly the sensor is paired after application.
The sensors are BTLE - they wake up and attempt to transmit data every 5 minutes. If the phone isn't nearby or paying attention, I wonder if it searches for longer?
Also, as soon as it's applied it connects to power, so I imagine it's in a fully online pairing mode until it connects to the app, that probably burns battery faster.
No idea if the actual sugar levels it measures might have some impact- if the reagent on the probe wears out the more sugar it reacts with? The "erratic readings followed by loss of connection" described in reviews suggests a low battery state though.
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I wonder if the variability of the #Dexcom #stelo sensor lifespan has to do with one's phone's proximity and power settings, and how quickly the sensor is paired after application.
The sensors are BTLE - they wake up and attempt to transmit data every 5 minutes. If the phone isn't nearby or paying attention, I wonder if it searches for longer?
Also, as soon as it's applied it connects to power, so I imagine it's in a fully online pairing mode until it connects to the app, that probably burns battery faster.
No idea if the actual sugar levels it measures might have some impact- if the reagent on the probe wears out the more sugar it reacts with? The "erratic readings followed by loss of connection" described in reviews suggests a low battery state though.
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DATE: October 21, 2025 at 06:00PM
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Benutzt jemand von euch den Dexcom G7? Ich habe da ständig Abweichungen von gut 10 % aber leider in beide Richtungen :( Messe danach Stichprobenartig mit dem AccuCheck und da ist das leider bei jeder Messung so.
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Benutzt jemand von euch den Dexcom G7? Ich habe da ständig Abweichungen von gut 10 % aber leider in beide Richtungen :( Messe danach Stichprobenartig mit dem AccuCheck und da ist das leider bei jeder Messung so.
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Benutzt jemand von euch den Dexcom G7? Ich habe da ständig Abweichungen von gut 10 % aber leider in beide Richtungen :( Messe danach Stichprobenartig mit dem AccuCheck und da ist das leider bei jeder Messung so.
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Es gibt ein kleines Update auf dem Blog
Freue mich über jeden Like und Boost von euch. Folgt mir auch gerne, um direkt benachrichtigt zu werden bei neuen Updates.
Kurz gesagt: das erste mulmige Gefühl vor dem Insulinpumpenwechsel
https://nerdjunk.de/kurz-gesagt-das-erste-mulmige-gefuehl-vor-dem-insulinpumpenwechsel/
#ChronischKrank #Dexcom #Diabetes #DiabetesTyp1 #Glukosesensoren #Insulinpumpe #TslimX2 #Typ1 #Ypsomed #Ypsopump
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Es gibt ein kleines Update auf dem Blog
Freue mich über jeden Like und Boost von euch. Folgt mir auch gerne, um direkt benachrichtigt zu werden bei neuen Updates.
Kurz gesagt: das erste mulmige Gefühl vor dem Insulinpumpenwechsel
https://nerdjunk.de/kurz-gesagt-das-erste-mulmige-gefuehl-vor-dem-insulinpumpenwechsel/
Es ist Samstagabend und ich gehe voller Vorfreude Richtung Packstation, um meine Lieferung der Sensoren abzuholen. Einen Monat vor dem Wechsel der Insulinpumpe hat es auch super geklappt. Zwar mit Hürden, aber sie sind nun endlich da. Als ich jedoch daheim angekommen bin und mich mit einem Kaffee auf der Couch bequem gemacht habe, wurde es mir etwas mulmig. Ein seltsames Gefühl, etwas falsch gemacht zu haben. Etwas Dummes getan zu haben und man jetzt nicht einfach zurückgehen kann.
Die Freude auf die neue Pumpe ist groß, aber auch ein wenig Angst kommt hinzu. So komplett, sich auf ein System zu verlassen, ist schon eine andere Hausnummer. Ich habe euch hierzu schon ein paar Beiträge geschrieben. Ich bin mir zwar sicher, keinen Fehler begangen zu haben, aber es fühlt sich irgendwie nicht so an. Der Komfort, den die Sensoren mir gebracht haben, war enorm. Jetzt heißt es wieder mehr aufpassen und immer schön fleißig Ersatz mitnehmen, da man keine Überbrückungszeit mehr hat.
Das man jedoch eine Generation rückwärts muss, um die Pumpe richtig nutzen zu können, nagt etwas. Vor allem, weil ich jetzt nicht einfach schnell den Sensor wechseln kann und er in 30 Minuten startklar ist, sondern ganze 2 Stunden warten muss. Ich weiß nicht, warum mir das so Probleme gerade macht, aber es ging doch vorher auch. Man gewöhnt sich einfach zu sehr an bestimmte Dinge. Zwei Stunden sind jetzt auch nicht unbedingt die Welt, aber sie geben einem eine etwas andere Struktur. Ebenso gibt es die 12-Stunden-Überbrückungszeit nicht mehr. Sobald der Sensor aus ist, dann ist er aus. Egal, um wie viel Uhr. Glaube, das werde ich am meisten vermissen. Das Gefühl, nicht immer ständig schauen zu müssen, wann der Sensor abläuft.
Vorher habe ich fast zwei Jahre gewartet, bis die Pumpe das passende Update geliefert hat, um ein Upgrade durchzuführen. Nun mache ich das Ganze wieder mit und es nervt mich etwas. Dafür hoffe ich, dass sie ihren Dienst gut absolviert und ich weniger Probleme habe. Wie das Ganze wird, werde ich euch natürlich erzählen. Bis es so weit ist, muss ich versuchen, ein wenig ruhiger zu werden. Weniger darüber nachdenken und sich verrückt machen.
Aber so bin ich.
Quelle:
- Bilder von Nerdjunk.de selbst erstellt
#chronischKrank #dexcom #diabetes #diabetesTyp1 #glukosesensoren #insulinpumpe #tslimX2 #typ1 #ypsomed #ypsopump
