Whether you want to prevent diabetes or enhance your workout routine, this device could be key to staying in top shape.

A continuous glucose monitor is a small device that sticks to your arm. Every few minutes it sends a signal to your phone ...

That's where a device called a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) can help ... Or you can adhere the sensor to the back of your arm. A transmitter on the sensor sends the information to a wireless ...

Continuous glucose monitors are quarter-size wearables ... CGMs are small, noninvasive, wearable devices often worn on the upper arm. As the name implies, they continuously measure the glucose ...

It's a small device, but the hype around it is huge. The technology is called constant glucose ... The monitor is about the size of a quarter, and it sticks to the back of your arm.

Now, medical device companies ... a quarter-size disc that can be worn on the back of the upper arm to monitor glucose in the body’s interstitial fluid, which is the fluid in between the ...

More and more people are talking abut the monitoring device ... under the skin of your arm that will send data to your smartphone and offer insights on your blood sugar levels; you wear them ...

The device Sheree Clark taped to her upper arm was intended for diabetics, not relatively healthy patients like her, but it was a revelation nonetheless. A continuous glucose monitor, available ...

I’d just put on a continuous glucose monitor, a device that sticks to your arm and uses a tiny needle to provide near-real-time information about how much sugar is circulating in your blood ...