Study shows CGM glucose exceeds OGTT levels in pregnancy

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Study shows CGM glucose exceeds OGTT levels in pregnancy

Can CGM replace OGTT for diagnosing gestational diabetes? New study finds CGM glucose levels were consistently higher than BG during OGTT in pregnancy—potentially leading to different GDM diagnoses. Read in Diabetes Tech & Therapeutics: lnkd.in/gxegPmqa

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