The FreeStyle Libre 3 reader and app are not affected. In a statement to Medical Device Network, an Abbott spokesperson said “Internal testing determined that some of these sensors may provide ...

Opens in a new tab or window The FDA designated Abbott's recall of FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors as the most ... for adults not on insulin -- the second such device to hit the market.

The FDA designated Abbott's recall of FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors as the most serious ... for adults not on insulin -- the ...

Abbott's wearable FreeStyle Libre 3 device – which is billed as the smallest and thinnest real-time CGM system available – sends glucose readings every minute directly to the user's smartphone ...

Some people are facing delays in filling prescriptions for the glucose sensor. Abbott expects to resolve the problem soon.

Even if you can't find a place to plug in your phone, you can still keep it charged while you're out and about.

Abbott Diabetes Care, Inc. is recalling its FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors after finding a small number of the sensors may provide incorrect high glucose readings, which, if undetected may pose a potential ...

Plus, parental controls are integrated into the device. Designed for kids between the ages of 3 and 12, this e-reader is easy ...

Nintendo has submitted a mysterious new wireless device to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) this weekend, and it isn’t the Switch 2 console we’re expecting to be revealed before ...

The device might be some kind of accessory for the Switch 2, Nintendo's upcoming console that's expected to be announced soon. A mysterious Nintendo device with a somewhat unusual combination of ...

Amid all this speculation, Nintendo has submitted a mysterious new device to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). It’s definitely not the Switch 2 but a wireless expert now suggests it ...