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Continuous Glucose Monitors: I Don't Have Diabetes. Do I Need A CGM?
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In this episode of Dia-Logue: The Diapoint Podcast, we continue our discussion about Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) use in people without diabetes. In part 2 of this conversation, we speak with the team from GluCare Health, a diabetes clinic based in Dubai, UAE. Dr. Yousef Said, a specialist in Internal Medicine and Diabetology, and Ihsan Almarzouqi, the Co-Founder and Managing director of GluCare, join Pam to go deeper into the discussion. Not only is Ihsan an expert in diabetes, but he is also a former Olympic athlete, so he shares his special insights with us. Both of these diabetes experts bring a fresh perspective to the question, "If you don't have diabetes, do you need a CGM?" Looking for Part 1 of this conversation on CGMs?
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