Grappling with FDA Over Low-Glucose Suspend

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Wondering why all the latest and greatest diabetes technology seems to get launched only in Europe these days? Wait, it gets worse…Did you know that 40 different countries around the world have approved new Low-Glucose Suspend (LGS) technology -…

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