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Diabetech - Diabetes Tech, News, and Management

Health & Fitness:Medicine

The Truth Behind CGM Accuracy - Why MARD is Misleading

2024-08-26

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MARD (Mean Absolute Relative Difference) is often linked to continuous glucose monitor accuracy, but did you know there’s no universal standard for how companies measure it? In this episode, Tim Street from Diabettech dives into the lack of regulation in CGM clinical trials, revealing how manufacturers might manipulate MARD to appear more accurate.

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