It took me more than two years, but I finally got my hands on a neat little device that lets you use a standard phone line to upload information from a blood glucose meter to a secure server. Then, your health care team can review the reports and graphs to use in helping you to manage your diabetes.
After first writing about this device for Diabetes Health magazine in May 2005 in an article about a meter called the GlucoLeader, just about everything changed. The company, then called HMD...
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