Diabetes Market Sees Advances In CGMs, Artificial Pancreas Systems, And Connectivity
Executive Summary
The focus of the diabetes market is firmly on the development of an artificial pancreas, now within two or three years from becoming commercialized, and progress is going so well that several companies are in line to release a product. Meanwhile, digital health is increasingly playing a major role in diabetes care, and device manufacturers are investing in connectivity solutions to satisfy patient and consumer needs.
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