Need. Over 40% of patients admitted to hospital are now at diabetic risk. Despite this, techniques for controlling glucose levels in hospitalized patients have remained unchanged for nearly three decades, and are too imp - Artificial pancreas - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Need. Over 40% of patients admitted to hospital are now at diabetic risk. Despite this, techniques for controlling glucose levels in hospitalized patients have remained unchanged for nearly three decades, and are too imp Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-06-18 04:00:19 Open Document File Size: 163,14 KB Share Result on Facebook City Boston / / Continent Europe / / Country United States / / Currency USD / / IndustryTerm encrypted electronic chips / prevention of hypoglycemia / adaptive systems / / MedicalCondition hypoglycemia / Diabetes / / Organization FDA / European Union / / Person Tim Valk / Jeff Valk / Glenn Robertelli / / Position researcher / Chief Operating Officer / leader / professor / financial driver / Chief Scientist / a board / Chief Executive Officer / hardware and software engineer / / ProvinceOrState Massachusetts / / Technology encrypted electronic chips / / URL www.admetsys.com / / SocialTag Biology Diabetes management Hypoglycemia Artificial pancreas Blood sugar Insulin Glucose meter Blood glucose monitoring Diabetes Endocrine system

Need. Over 40% of patients admitted to hospital are now at diabetic risk. Despite this, techniques for controlling glucose levels in hospitalized patients have remained unchanged for nearly three decades, and are too impAdd to Reading List