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Tracking Your Blood Glucose Online: Part 1

Manny Hernandez
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A couple of years ago, the only options to track our blood glucose online patient with diabetes had available were the ones offered by glucose meter manufacturers. If you have had diabetes for a while now, I don't need to tell you most of these tools are fairly limited in the kind flexibility they gi...
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    Anonymous
    Saturday, January 31, 2009 at 07:40 PM

    Thank you for the write up manny! 

     

    My goal is to produce a service that brings the benefits of good management but while actually saving time.  That is why we spend a lot of time making sure we work with medical devices from either a Macintosh or Windows machine, so you don't have to manually enter every single number.  If we don't support your device, we'll give you a complementary free subscription until we do. 

    Thanks again Manny for the comparison.

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  2. An extra resource for tracking diabetes on-line
    Dennis Crane
    Sunday, February 08, 2009 at 09:00 AM

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    Hi Manny,

     

    As an addition to your collection of resources I'd like to introduce www.utshealth.com

    UTS Health is a free service (with premium membership available) that allows to not only track diabetes stats, blood pressure and weight, but also allows sharing the tracking results on-line (e.g. with doctor, relatives, friends), offers blogging and social networking capabilities (forums, comments, personal messaging).

    You may also use the family of desktop and PDA software to track your vital stats offline and then synchronize the data with UTS Health web account.

     

    I hope this resource will be interesting for you and your readers, Manny.

     

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