Dermal Glucose Sensing has a Shorter Time Lag Relative to Blood Glucose: Implications for Hypoglycemia Detection and Time in Range

Dermal sensing has a time lag close to 0. Individuals with DM can have lower glucose targets with a system that eliminates fear of hypoglycemia, resulting in higher TIR and better control of DM.

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Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology
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2025-12-08
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https://doi.org/10.1177/19322968251389630
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Diabetes Management and Research
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Abstract

Dermal sensing has a time lag close to 0. Individuals with DM can have lower glucose targets with a system that eliminates fear of hypoglycemia, resulting in higher TIR and better control of DM.

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