dLife Diabetes Companion App – Review

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Type 1 college student Greg Weintraub reviews the dLife Diabetes Companion App, which is both a logging app and education resource.REVIEWER’S BREAKDOWN -PROs: multiple ways of viewing blood glucose entries a lot of information about food (recipes…

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