Have Professional CGMs Passed Their Prime?

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It was only a Powerpoint slide, but it was the scariest thing I ever saw in my life. The slide showed a blood sugar trend line from a continuous glucose monitor (CGM), not very different from the ones I’ve seen myself time and time again from my o…

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