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A child checks her blood sugar by scanning a FreeStyle Libre Flash Glucose sensor. The device usually worn on the upper arm, helps people with Type 1 diabetes monitor their blood sugar
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Blood glucose monitoring sensor called FreeStyle Libre attached to an arm. Type1 Diabetes foto de Stock | Adobe Stock
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Blood glucose sensor on a child's arm. Sensor for remote measurement of blood glucose levels using NFC technology on a mobile phone or reader foto de Stock | Adobe Stock
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