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Learn why Leslie finds data sharing with the mySugr app motivational, leading to him monitoring his blood sugar levels more frequently.
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Read MoreHow to check your own blood sugar level: Meaningful blood glucose monitoring for type 2 diabetes
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This video does not relate to any specific blood glucose monitor nor does it intend to replace the user guide supplied by the manufacturer of blood glucose monitors or any other equipment used in the process of monitoring blood glucose. Please liaise with the blood glucose monitor's manufacturers for any specific questions. Please consult with your healthcare...
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How the mySugr® app motivated Leslie to monitor more frequently
12 June 2023
Learn why Leslie finds data sharing with the mySugr app motivational, leading to him monitoring his blood sugar levels more frequently.
Read MoreEverything you need to know about HbA1c
25 May 2023
Haemoglobin A1c, HbA1c, A1c… You’ve probably heard these terms before, but what do they actually mean? We’ve put together everything you need to know about HbA1c here.
Read MoreHow the mySugr® app improved Clare’s diabetes engagement
24 May 2023
Here we share Clare's experience of using the mySugr app and becoming more motivated to manage her diabetes.
Read MoreWhat to do with your readings: Meaningful blood glucose monitoring for type 2 diabetes
29 January 2023
What to do with your blood glucose readings So you’ve been checking your blood glucose levels and keeping a record, but what does it all mean? Blood glucose (sugar) targets will vary from person to person, and can depend on your age, your overall health and any medication you are prescribed. Generally, the target range for people with type...
Read MoreWhy, when and how often to self-monitor: Meaningful blood glucose monitoring for type 2 diabetes
28 January 2023
Why, when and how often to self-monitor your blood glucose levels Knowing when, why and how often to check your blood glucose levels is really important for self-monitoring. By checking regularly at various times of the day, you can keep a record of your levels and build a picture of how your blood glucose levels vary with what you eat and do....
Read MoreHow to check your own blood sugar level: Meaningful blood glucose monitoring for type 2 diabetes
27 January 2023
This video does not relate to any specific blood glucose monitor nor does it intend to replace the user guide supplied by the manufacturer of blood glucose monitors or any other equipment used in the process of monitoring blood glucose. Please liaise with the blood glucose monitor's manufacturers for any specific questions. Please consult with your healthcare...
Read MoreIntroduction to meaningful blood glucose monitoring for type 2 diabetes
26 January 2023
Introduction to meaningful blood glucose monitoring for people with type 2 diabetes Diabetes is a long term condition where the body is unable to properly manage the amount of glucose (sugar) in the blood (blood glucose/sugar levels). As someone with diabetes, everything that you do, eat and drink has an effect on your blood glucose. In the short...
Read MoreWhat is structured blood glucose monitoring?
10 October 2022
Structured monitoring supports your routine by giving you more targeted data. It can help you to see how the things you do affect your blood glucose levels and if any adjustments to your diabetes management are needed.
Read More