Dexcom Works With FDA To Bring CGM To Hospitals After Pandemic
Executive Summary
The FDA gave Dexcom and Abbott emergency permission to provide their continuous glucose monitoring systems to hospitals to be used by inpatients and hospital staff. Now the agency has granted Dexcom its breakthrough designation to accelerate the approval of Dexcom’s system for the in-hospital indication.
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