Abbott debuts FreeStyle Libre 3 Plus in Canada, enhancing diabetes care with the world's smallest glucose sensor.

The FreeStyle Libre GCM can monitor your glucose levels without needing a blood sample. Here’s what you should know about how to use it, where you can get it, and how it compares to other ...

The Freestyle Libre is a continuous glucose monitoring system that allows people to monitor their glucose levels. Learn more about the Freestyle Libre here.

Medicare covers many aspects of diabetes care, including the Freestyle Libre glucose monitoring device. Find out how to get coverage and more.

Users don't have to get rid of their FreeStyle Libre products, the FDA says, but should charge them only with the provided equipment.

Medicare will generally cover FreeStyle Libre for qualifying Medicare enrollees. Learn more here.

The FDA designated Abbott's recall of FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors as the most serious, class I type due to the risk for incorrect high glucose readings.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has tagged Abbott’s recent recall of its faulty FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors as Class I, the most serious designation the agency can hand out for a recall.

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Key collaborations enable Abbott to increase its global presence and accessibility to patients who haven't used CGMs before.

A small number of sensors that read blood sugar levels continuously may give incorrect info. Here's how to check your FreeStyle Libre 3 for a replacement.

Abbott is asking users of its FreeStyle Libre 3 diabetes monitors to check the serial numbers of their sensors after the company found that a limited number could provide incorrectly high glucose ...