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ABBOTT TO CONNECT ITS CGM SYSTEM WITH MEDTRONIC'S INSULIN DELIVERY DEVICES
The partnership with Medtronic will enable continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) sensors based on Abbott's FreeStyle Libre sensing technology to integrate with Medtronic's insulin delivery systems.
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Abbott announced a unique global partnership with Medtronic to collaborate on an integrated continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system based on Abbott's most advanced, world-leading FreeStyle Libre technology that will connect with Medtronic's automated insulin delivery (AID) and smart insulin pen systems.
The integration of Abbott's CGM sensor with Medtronic's AID algorithms will enable automatic adjustments of insulin to keep glucose in range. The CGM sensor, designed to work exclusively with Medtronic devices, will be developed by Abbott and sold by Medtronic.
AID systems improve health outcomes while reducing the burden of constant decision-making for people with diabetes who use intensive insulin as part of their overall therapy. AID systems can benefit people with both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes who require multiple daily injections of rapid-acting insulin, currently estimated at more than 11 million people globally.
This collaboration with Medtronic is the latest in a series of Abbott partnerships aimed at improving and streamlining diabetes care, giving people more choices to confidently administer their insulin. Abbott's Libre single-analyte CGM technology is currently available and integrated with AID offerings from other insulin delivery companies.
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