Senseonics Rolls Out Eversense Subcutaneous Continuous Glucose Monitor
Executive Summary
US FDA approved the Eversense CGM System for continually measuring glucose levels in adults with diabetes for up to 90 days, and the company is working on clinical evidence to support a 365-day indication, as well as working with Roche and Beta Bionics to include its sensor technology in fully integrated artificial pancreas systems
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