#blood glucose monitor kit

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Blood Sugar

England Lionesses x Teen!Reader

Summary: You have a hypo during a match

Your sugar levels were fine at the start of the match.

You'd checked them before you went out. They were fine and it's not like your diabetes were a new thing. You knew how to control them.

"Looking good?" Alessia asks as you press your monitor against the patch attached to your arm.

It takes a few seconds for it to flash up but you nod.

"Good."

She grins, throwing an arm around your shoulders. "Excellent. Can't have one of our midfielders out of it. Who else will feed me balls?"

You roll your eyes. "Don't act like I'm the only one doing my job."

Lessi pinches your cheek. "But you're my favourite! Look at you! All cute and tiny!"

"Leave me alone!"

You try to shove her away but she just holds onto you firmer.

You'd known Alessia for years. You used to live next door to each other before she went to college in America and she'd been obsessed with you ever since you got placed into her arms as a baby.

She'd been overjoyed to see you on the team sheet for the Euro's and then now for the Finalissima. It helped, of course, that you and Alessia had racked up the most assist to goal pairings on the entire team.

"Leave her alone, Less," Leah says with an eye roll," We need her in tip-top shape, not looking like a tomato."

Alessia huffs as you put away your glucose monitor and dart around her, taking refuge with Keira and Lucy. You stick your tongue out at her as you pass.

You feel good during the first half, feeding the ball to Tooney, who scores. You feel good during halftime too, though you forget to check your glucose monitor.

You'd had it in your hand ready and waiting but Mary had caught you in conversation for the entirety of the break and it had completely slipped your mind.

Things took a turn for the worst about halfway through the second half. Your arms suddenly felt too heavy for your body and your mouth had gotten very dry, very quickly.

You sway on your feet and just manage to get the ball out from under your feet and to Keira to run up to Brazil's half. You stumble a little bit.

You're sweating now too, badly. You're sweating too much even for someone who has been on the pitch for nearly ninety minutes. You can feel your legs shaking too and you have to back up to keep your footing.

"Hey, what's going on? Is something wrong?"

The thick scouse accent from behind you means you've bumped into Alex and you practically go limp against her. She notices that too and immediately makes sure you stay upright.

Your head flops back like your neck can no longer support it. It's probably for the best because your vision has gone blurry and your head is swimming.

It takes all your concentration to move your lips in some semblance of words even though it comes out all garbled and slurred.

"'m goin' to pass out soon," You manage to say," Low sugar, I thin'." You draw in a ragged breath. "Meds have got...got..."

"Hey!" Alex shakes you. "The medics have got a...?"

"Gotta gluca...a gluca-"

You don't get to finish your sentence because you got fully limp now. Alex lays you on the ground, gesturing wildly to the medics and to the ref and to everyone who will see.

Leah's the first person to come skidding in, her hand immediately going to your pulse.

"What happened?!"

"I dont know!" Alex replies," She suddenly went all funny. She's sweating buckets! Er..." She shakes her head as she tries to clear her thoughts. "She said something about the medics having a...a gluca-something? I don't know. She passed out before she could finish."

"A glucagon injection," Alessia says as she comes running in as well," Fuck, her sugar levels must have tanked."

"She's right," The first medic says, shoving a glucose monitor onto your sensor," These are low. It's a wonder she didn't pass out earlier."

No one's really listening to him, least of all Alessia, who's rummaging through the first aid kit in search of something. Another medic is waving for a stretcher and a third one is pulling up the bottom of your shorts and cleaning off the top of your thigh with a cotton swab doused in alcohol.

"And she didn't hit her head?" The fourth medic is asking Alex, who shakes her head.

"No. She stumbled a bit but I caught her. She didn't hit anything. Just passed straight out in my arms."

Leah doesn't really know what else to do but stare. The whole team has joined them, forming a huddle around your unconscious body to block the cameras from seeing.

It's a pretty severe thing happening because the officials have even let Sarina on the pitch and she has joined the huddle with the rest of the staff to keep your privacy.

When Leah manages to tear her gaze from you, it lands on Alessia. She's at your other side, ripping open a small plastic box in a hurry. She uncaps a small glass bottle of powder and stabs a syringe into it, pushing all of the liquid into it.

She shakes the bottle a few times before turning it upside down and drawing it all back into the syringe.

"You need to roll her over once it's in," She says and Leah and a few of the medics immediately grab parts of you to pull on.

"Alessia," The first medic says," Do you need me to do this?"

"I've done it before!" Alessia snaps," As soon as I take the needle out, roll her in case she throws up. Okay? One. Two. Three!"

The needle finds a home in the top of your thigh, the area that had been disinfected. Alessia jabs the needle in and pushes down. As soon as she takes it out, Leah tugs on your shoulder to get you on your side.

"I need to come off," Alessia says to Sarina as you're carefully loaded onto a stretcher," I have to be with her. She'll be disorientated when she wakes up."

"Go," Sarina says," Be with her."

The match ends in a penalty shootout but everyone seems to be in the same mind because the medal ceremony is delayed until after you've been checked.

You're looking a lot better when Leah and the others burst into the physio's room. You're sitting upright with Alessia by your side, forcing a sugary drink down your throat.

It's clear that this has been going on for a while because there's another empty can of your favourite nearby and a packet of haribos in your hand.

"You scared us," Leah says.

"Did we win?"

"No talking!" Alessia snaps," Drink! All of it!"

You flash an amused smile at Leah but do as you're told.

"We won," Mary confirms," Penalty shootout but we did it. Could have done without the scare though."

"Sorry," You say with a wince," If it helps, I didn't plan it."

"Thank god for that," Alex mutters," Because that wasn't fun, kid. I thought you were dying."

"Just a bad hypo," You say and Lessi swats you.

"Stop making fun of dangerous situations," She scolds," I don't like having to give you injections so often."

You roll your eyes. "You've done it twice in my entire life!"

"Three times now! You're going to give me a heart attack one day."

"Well, can you have that heart attack later? We've got medals to collect."

[apas-95]

wait what are the most important things to be on top of a first aid kit/trauma kit? i did first aid training fairly recently but havent had cause to use it yet, pls share ur wisdom! c:

All kits are gonna differ as to what specifically goes in them because of different use-cases and contexts, but generally you pack for:

Urgency of access

Order of access

Frequency of access

Principally, equipment that will be needed urgently will be packed so it is immediately available. It should be the fastest thing to access and unpack. This does not just mean it's on top, it also means it has a consistent location that retains it during transport. Again, this is dependent on use case, but generally these are immediate life-saving interventions.

Within that, though, if equipment needs to be used in a given order procedurally, then it should be packed in that order of access - the first thing needed should be the first thing available, and the immediately-available item it reveals when removed should be the next item needed. This doesn't just mean that a tourniquet should be available before the marker to use on it, but also that trauma shears should be available before bandages.

Lastly, the least-used items should be placed at the slowest to access parts of the kit, or in any places that require partially unpacking and repacking the kit to access. Conversely, items that are not urgently needed but still used often, such as simple band-aids, or, again depending on the context, blood glucose monitor lancets or seasickness pills, should be in easy-to-access spots, albeit only to a lesser degree than urgency items.

Further, breaking up kits into separate levels of urgency can also significantly reduce issues - keeping an urgent trauma kit separate from a more long-term iodine-and-pills kit means that the urgent kit doesn't get cluttered, but also that the less urgent kit gets to put, like, electrolyte rehydration solution in the quick-access spots.

[worshipper-status]

💙A General Guide to Taking Care of a Disabled Darling (From a Disabled Yandere)💙

Hiya everyone! I saw someone make a guide on this and wanted to add some more in depth detail as a disabled yandere so I can give you all the best advice on keeping and caring for your darling. Admittedly as someone who's disabled, nothing makes me want to be away from someone more than someone who is ableist so if you want to keep a darling with a disability it's best to be informed. I'm going to approach this as if you are in an active relationship with someone just because that's where a lot of my perspective comes from (as well as from the perspective of my personal disabilities) but if you all want any more advice please tell me! Anyways onto the list!

(Long post below)

1.) Research, research, research

If your darling tells you what specific conditions they deal with write it down. Remember it. Anything. And when you get a spare moment, I want you to pour yourself into research for that condition and generally how disabled people are treated. If you are an able-bodied yandere, you are not immune to ableism and that is the number one thing that will push your darling away. Learn everything you can about their condition. What may help one disability may hurt another. Also if you and your darling are on good terms don't be afraid to ask questions! Take note of what personally helps them. Good example, while hot water is known to help with joint pain and muscle aches it can be really bad for disabilities that cause light headedness and vertigo like POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome) so knowing what you're dealing with can give you a leg up.

As a general note, try to avoid telling them to exercise, meditate, do yoga, go on a diet, etc. If that stuff could fix out conditions we already would have done it, and for certain conditions, it can make symptoms worse. Please listen to your darling on what they specifically need. Become an expert on every facet of them and their opinions on their disability. If you're reading this you're probably a yandere so it's not exactly like research is hard for us.

2.) Have supplies on hand

Being disabled and going anywhere usually requires some level of forethought, or effort. So try making it easier by having supplies on hand. Here's a list of stuff I keep on me at all times to aid with m disabilities when I'm out in the wild!

Pain meds of choice

Instant hot packs

Instant cold packs

Hot and cold pain cream (BIOFREEZE IS EXPENSIVE BUT IT WORKS SO WELL)

Electrolyte drink or drink mix with water

Compression items for different joints

Blood pressure reader of some kind (I use a fitbit tbh)

Headphones

Sunglasses (Sun is to bright, don't judge)

Fidget toys

My mobility aid

Now this is what I personally carry on myself. What you can carry for your darling is going to vary on who they are, where they stand in your life and what their disabilities are. (Note: If you know someone with POTS and they have a flare up, being able to provide an electrolyte drink during the episode may help get you on their good side, especially if they know you as someone they can rely on for that. Don't hold me to that advice all I know is I would probably marry someone if they did that for me lmao.)

Adjust to what they personally need. There's a lot of other items that could be useful to have on hand depending on what their disabilities are, such as different types of OTC meds you could grab, specific compression items, heart rate monitors, glucose monitors, vomit bags, incontinence products, if legal marijuana products, etc. It's all based on what they struggle with which is why step one is research. You can't build a medical supply kit if you don't know what you're trying to treat.

3.) Be their advocate

This is the me lecturing you about ableism section. Your darling whether physically or mentally disabled has to put up with a LOT of bullshit. Ableism is very deeply rooted in our society, so often you're gonna see your darling in certain situations. Strangers asking whats wrong with them, people claiming they don't have what they say they have, saying their faking for attention, saying they don't really need XYZ support item, etc. You need to learn to defend your darling the correct way.

It's going to vary from person to person, from situation to situation, but your best bet is shutting shit like that down. some stranger walks up to your wheelchair using yandere and asks what's wrong with them? Tell them your darlings medical history is none of their business. Someone says their lazy for using their supports? Stand up for them. Say they need these supports and being on a fair playing field with everyone else isn't lazy. At a doctor's appointment and your darling is AFAB and the doctor's trying to blow off their symptoms? Tell them what you've seen. Ask the doc what they would do if your darling wasn't AFAB. Tell them to mark lack of treatment in charts. Make the doctors cover their asses. You in these settings are your darling's biggest resource.

But also...

4.) Learn when to shut the fuck up. Don't put your foot in your mouth.

You (if you are an able bodied yandere, which is my target demographic with this) reading this, probably struggle a lot with being ableist and don't even realize. This is where listening to others is gonna win you a lot of brownie points. Sometimes, you need to advocate, sometimes, especially in disabled spaces with your darling, you need to learn to shut the fuck up and listen. It will usually benefit you greatly to not speak over your darling in these settings because it can give you a lot of useful info on how to deepen your relationship and also not be an ass to them. In the beginning, there's going to be times where you say hurtful shit. Move your pride to the side and apologize. You are not immune to having bigoted ideals. General rule of thumb, if your darling wants to speak first, let them, you can give input afterwards. And if they specifically tell you to shut up in a certain setting because you're talking over them, shut up.

5.) Okay now for the fun stuff. Love languages!

With people who struggle with disabilities, they may express their love languages in different ways. Acts of service may carry more weight if your darling really struggles with tasks. Quality time may matter more if they're bed ridden and bored out of their mind. Here is a very general guide of love language actions for disabled darlings.

Acts of Service:

Cleaning their room for them

Doing the dishes

Taking out trash

Doing their laundry

Making doctor's appointments for them

Taking them to and from doctor's appointments

Refilling and picking up their prescriptions

Quality Time:

If they're in a pain flare, keep them company, even if it's just napping with them!

Watch shows with them if they're struggling with doing anything that requires a lot of movement.

Run errands with them, so they can have help with difficult tasks like carrying heavy objects, or talking to customer service representatives.

If they're unable to leave the house but able to move a little bit, suggest video games, board games, or some fun low energy activity together

Go to doctor's appointments with them. Like be in the physical room. You'd be surprised how much it helps if your darling wants the assistance.

Words of Affirmation:

ENCOURAGE THEM

SERIOUSLY BEING DISABLED IS SO FUCKING HARD

THEY GOT OUT OF BED TODAY? PRAISE THEM!

THEY DECIDED TO MAKE A MEAL INSTEAD OF EATING ONLY DORITOS? PRAISE THEM!

EVERYTHING THEY DO REQUIRES MORE EFFORT THAN THE NORMAL HUMAN YOU BETTER FUCKING BE PRAISING THEM FOR THAT SHIT

Physical Touch:

Okay, gonna get the caveat out of the way, some conditions will cause physical touch to be painful. Find out from your darling if that's the case. Otherwise...

Does your darling struggle with hygiene? Do they trust you enough to be naked in front of you? Shower together. Not even in a horny way, taking showers while disabled fucking sucks man. Having someone to help me wash myself helps a lot. Bonus points if shower chair is involved.

Massages. If your loved one needs a lot of creams or ointments, put them on for them, work them in carefully. If they're more pain treatments, a deeper massage may also help work those knots out. Just be careful and be gentle and slow. Listen to your darling. Pay attention to their responses. Whether they're leaning into or away from how hard you're kneading. Just communicate clearly for this. Don't hurt them on accident

Cuddles. I'm gonna be blunt. Sometimes, your darling will end up stuck in bed barely able to do anything. Cuddle them. Being stuck is so much less lonely that way. Also bonus points for nap time being a quality time thing.

Help them with "intimate" tasks they may struggle with. Showering together goes in this category but for a broader purpose, this category exists. Once again this has to have that layer of trust, but this is things like helping them get dressed, helping them feed themselves, helping them brush their teeth or manage their hair (PLEASE DO RESEARCH ON THEIR HAIR TYPE FOR THIS).

Receiving Gifts:

Help them pay for medical supplies if you can afford it. It doesn't need to be a power chair. If you want to just buy someone some ibuprofen, or a heating pad, or just like... some small item that may help them, I promise you it will matter. If they mention running low on a critical medical supply that's OTC and you have the money for, just buy it for them.

Buying them things that can keep them entertained in bed or inside the house is also a really nice thoughtful item.

STREAMING SERVICES!!! IF YOU CAN PAY FOR A SUBSCRIPTION OF THEIR CHOICE TO ANY STREAMING SERVICE THEY WANT. GIVE THEM SOMETHING TO BINGE WATCH WITH YOU WHILE STUCK IN BED.

This one is a little more tailored to me, but if your darling is like me and appreciates monthly subscription boxes with surprise items in them, consider a "spoonie" or "chronic illness" box. They are usually pretty surface level stuff but the items in them tend to be nice and veer in the self care category so it's an option to consider.

Don't give them "Get well soon cards" unless you know FOR CERTAIN that whatever is plaguing them right now can actually get well soon. Most disabilities you can't recover from. There is no "get well soon" for most of us. Don't give us a reminder of that.

Anyways! That's my list. Feel free to add onto this if you all have any other ideas. If you're ableist in my notes, I freely block and report so don't test me.

Have a nice day!

(I didn't proofread this, please cut me some slack if this is all over the place)

[cricket-reader]

Hi!

If it's not too much trouble, I would really like to see a part 2 of "Side of the Road"

Hope you're having a good day!

I would love to (sorry it’s so late)! Hope you are having a good day as well

Side of the Road (2)

Masterlist | A03 | Wattpad | Recommendations | Inbox

Summary: the mystery woman is rushed to the infirmary. Now only one question matters: will she make it out alive?

Warnings: probably incorrect medial info/jargon, needles, hypothermia, injury, near-death incident

Word Count: 886

Series Masterlist | Part 1

Exiting the vehicle, Bucky gently picked up the woman covered in their winter jackets. The cool wind nips at the woman in Bucky’s arms. She shivers and unconsciously nuzzles closer to Bucky, seeking his furnace-like warmth. His stone cold heart breaks hearing the little whimpers she lets out. Wasting no time, Bucky rushes her inside to the heat.

Pepper is waiting at the door and catches a glimpse of the trembling woman covered in coats. Her attention is diverted when her inebriated boyfriend stumbles through the door. Muttering under her breath, Pepper drags Tony to bed.

Sam and Steve are hot on Bucky’s heels as he makes his way to the infirmary.

The group startle Dr. Cho, who has been busy working on Avenger’s paperwork. Her eyes grow wide upon seeing the young woman in Sergent Barnes’s arms. Helen shoots up from her seat and rushes over to the woman. “Barnes, set her on the table, take off those jackets. Wilson, get me Banner. Rogers, get me some blankets and a warm compress from the med kit” she rattled off, quickly washing her hands.

Bucky removed the coats from her body, his heart breaking as the woman moaned in protest. She tried to get the, now wet, coats back from him, but Bucky threw them aside. Cho grabbed a few towels and threw them at Bucky, ordering him to dry her body off. It was still damp from the snow she was lying in. Helen wasted no time in hooking up electrodes to her body to get the cardiac monitor set up. She is relieved to see the green spikes followed by the infamous beeping of the monitor. The woman has a pulse, albeit weak.

Sam returns with Bruce striding into the room. Sam had explained the whole situation to him on the way there. “Banner! Get me a warm saline solution now!”

Bruce hustles to get the solution as Steve enters the room with a mountain of blankets he could find nearby. Cho tells him to help her envelop the patient’s body in the blankets, needing to insulate her body to prevent further heat loss.

Dr. Banner returns with the solution and a kit. He quickly yet efficiently washes his hands and puts on clean medical gloves. He hangs the bag and fills the tubing with the saline solution. Taking her arm out from under the blankets, he secures a tourniquet above the vein he’s going to insert the solution into. Bruce cleans the skin before inserting the plastic tube into the vein using a needle. Once the needle and tube are in, he removes the needle and unsecures the tourniquet. Taping the tube in place, Banner wraps the area with Coban to ensure that the patient wouldn’t try to remove the line when she wakes up. He looks to Cho for further instructions when he’s done wrapping her arm.

“We need an ECG when her vitals are stable. Get a finger-stick glucose, I think she might be hypoglycaemic. We need to prepare for a CMP too.”

“You got it, boss.”

Dr. Banner returns with the supplies needed hastily. He takes the patient’s left arm, his brows furrowed, and inserts the small needle into her vein to draw some blood. “I’ll take the blood to the labs to process the CMP, I trust you can handle the finger-stick?”

“I’ve got it.”

As Helen predicted, her glucose levels are below 70 mg/dl. It doesn’t surprise her given how malnourished the woman looks. She would just have to monitor her levels closely.

“She has some injuries on her back too,” Bucky informs her, restlessly shifting his weight from one foot to the other. He wants to help, he needs to do something to help her.

“I know, I saw them. I was planning on putting her in the cradle as soon as her vitals are stable.”

“Is she… gonna make it?” Steve questions, breaking the silence in the room. Cho sighs, worry-lines etched into her face. She isn’t sure quite yet. It’s hard to tell until she can get her body temperature back to normal.

“I don’t know yet. Where did you guys find her?”

“It seems like she was just dumped on the side of the road on the way to the compound. We don’t know where she could have come from in a state like this.”

“Who would do something like this?” Helen mutters, tears threatening to form in her eyes. As a medical professional, she didn’t often cry during work, especially in a patient’s room, but just thinking of how horrible the situation overwhelmed her. She honestly doesn’t know how this woman is still alive. With wounds like those and being left in the cold so vulnerable, she should probably be half-dead.

Bucky just watches in silence. As if on repeat, the moment from the car plays in his head. It really bothers him. The more he thinks about it, the worse it is. Disgust churns in his gut, twisting violently. Just what exactly has this poor woman been through?

All four of them stay in the room, keeping close watch over the woman. Her heart rate is slowly elevating and her temperature is normal. That’s a good sign, at least. When her body temperature is stable, Helen puts her in the cradle.

Ssries Masterlist | Part 3

[mariacallous]

Chrissy Kinsella was looking for a more personalized approach to her health. “You know, what is good for you as an individual may not necessarily be good for the next person,” she says. So she reached for a subscription to Zoe—a personalized nutrition service cofounded by Tim Spector, a celebrity scientist and a genetic epidemiologist at King’s College London. Kinsella paid the £299 ($365) for a testing kit and later received a bright yellow package in the mail: a bundle of vials, patches, and muffins.

By testing, scoring, and monitoring how you respond to different foods, Zoe says, it can help with a whole host of problems. Its personalized recommendations can help you “reach a healthy weight,” “feel less bloated,” and “avoid chronic health issues,” claims its website. The program can even help with menopause, Zoe says.

But doctors are more ambivalent. Sure, getting people to think critically about what they eat can be beneficial, but scoring and monitoring someone’s diet could lead to unnecessary health concerns or even disordered eating. British doctors say they have seen perfectly healthy patients with concerns about their blood sugar control prompted by readings in their Zoe app.

A Zoe starter pack includes a fecal sampling kit, a finger-prick blood test, and a continuous glucose monitor (CGM). Participants are asked to take a blood sample before and after they eat a muffin precisely engineered by the startup to contain specific levels of fat, sugar, and proteins. Zoe then runs a blood-fat test to see how each person responds to fat in their diet (prolonged high levels of fat in the blood are a health risk). Combined with blood glucose data (from the CGM) and an analysis of the quality of their microbiome (via the fecal sample), these measurements are used to create personalized diet recommendations, where each item of food is scored on a scale up to 100.

A sugary food, for example, would have a low score for someone whose data shows their body doesn’t control blood sugar levels well; for someone with good sugar control, the same food would be scored a bit higher. Meals, too, are scored out of 100—based on the personalized scores of their ingredients, as well as how those ingredients interact.

Kinsella, who used the program for a year, says she values the insights it gave on what foods were more suited to her body—now she knows that she tolerates fat well, sugar not so much, and that dairy milk sits better with her than oat milk. Kinsella loved inspecting data about her body, but she admits she became obsessed with checking the app to see what her blood sugar was doing in response to what she ate, courtesy of the CGM. Small, coin-shaped, and usually affixed to the upper arm, CGMs have been a regular appendage of people with diabetes for years now, allowing them to track dips and hikes in blood sugar without needing to prick their finger every time. There’s been a growing trend of companies selling the monitors to people without diabetes for them to track how their body responds to certain foods. Levels and Veri, two other personalized nutrition plans, also use CGMs.

Getting a score of at least 75 every day is the ultimate aim of the Zoe program. This figure is calculated based on what you’ve eaten. But Kinsella found herself ruling out a lot of foods because they wouldn’t get her to that magic number, and she thinks the app encourages this kind of obsessive behavior. “You’re giving people an app that is kind of almost gamified, in that when you hit this magical 75, you get a big green circle. And everybody wants to get 10 big green circles in a row,” she says.

Shivani Misra, a consultant doctor specializing in diabetes in London, has seen an influx of patients at her non-NHS practice who have either purchased a CGM themselves or through the Zoe program, and who’ve become worried they are at risk for developing diabetes—due to seeing either continuously high blood sugar levels or sharp rises and falls.

When Misra formally tests them for diabetes, the results always come back normal. “We shouldn’t be using CGM to diagnose diabetes; it’s absolutely not validated for that,” she says. What concerns Misra is the people she’s seen who are restricting calorie intake and have become extremely anxious about eating carbohydrates. “I really worry about that group, because they’ve just become overwhelmed with the data that they’re seeing, which is completely normal.”

“It’s set up to derive those kinds of behaviors in exactly the people that would be susceptible to it, in my opinion,” she says. The patients who came to her were seeking professional guidance because they felt their anxiety about what the data was telling them had become problematic—in the case of one patient, they felt they couldn’t eat fruit anymore. “I personally think there is some corporate responsibility to make sure that there is adequate safety in place for people,” says Misra.

Federica Amati, a medical scientist and nutritionist and a science communications strategist at Zoe, says that the company has “lots of systems in place for customer service, and for our coaching team to be able to flag if they feel that somebody is not interacting with the app in a healthy way,” she says. “Of course, the fact that there’s a score associated with food is still problematic if you have disordered eating.”

On the potential for programs like Zoe to burden health systems with concerned users, Amati says that the company is putting a task force together to investigate how medical professionals are experiencing Zoe’s influence. “We feel very responsible about it,” she says.

Nicola Guess, a dietitian and researcher at the University of Oxford, says that she has also been approached by patients concerned about their health after seeing their blood glucose spike while wearing a CGM offered as part of a personalized nutrition plan. When she tested these patients to assess their blood glucose control, their results were completely normal. “It’s just making them quite weird about food, and it takes a lot of the enjoyment out of food for no reason whatsoever,” says Guess.

But, says Amati, Zoe didn’t create the worried well, noting that the problem has been an issue for the public health service for a very long time. “For sure, we’ve probably now created a new stream for the worried well to feed into, but I think that that’s a bigger problem than just Zoe.”

There is also a big question mark over how useful personalized nutrition really is. Zoe’s nutrition scores are predicated on the idea that each of us responds to the same food in a slightly different way—thanks, in part, to our microbiomes. But translating this into dietary advice is trickier and less well understood. A personalized diet might tell someone to cut out white bread and eat more leafy vegetables, for example, but is this really more effective than the same advice delivered by a family doctor or a public health advertisement?

“Zoe doesn’t eschew all the normal health advice,” Amati says. “We’re not like, ‘Oh, no, don’t eat more fruits and vegetables’—it sits within the recommendations that we know are very good for the majority.”

There is precious little clinical trial data on personalized nutrition apps, says Duane Mellor, a dietitian and researcher at Aston University in the UK. One study from Israel published in 2015 compared personalized diets generated by a machine-learning algorithm with diets selected by a clinical dietitian. The authors found that people in both groups had fewer glucose spikes after meals—indicating a healthier diet.

But whether personalized nutritional plans really make a difference is something Zoe is studying. Next month, Amati says the company will be releasing the results of a randomized controlled trial, called the Zoe Method Study. The trial involved one group of people receiving the full Zoe product and another group simply receiving standard nutritional advice, plus access to support services through an app. The study aims to test the efficacy of a program like Zoe in improving cardiometabolic risk markers in otherwise healthy people, through testing their resulting levels of cholesterol and triglycerides (a type of fat), as well as measuring other things like weight, blood pressure, glycemic control, and hunger levels.

All of this doesn’t come cheap, and Zoe users have to pay membership fees for continued access to their bespoke scores. Prices start at £59.99 ($73) for a single month and go down to £24.99 ($30) per month for a year-long plan. At those prices, Zoe is aimed squarely at wealthier consumers—a point not lost on columnist James Greig, who wrote about Zoe in the newsletter Vittles.“If our environment really is saturated with poisons, then bespoke services like Zoe are not a scalable solution but a form of private health care that will further entrench existing inequalities,” Greig wrote.

Amati acknowledges that Zoe’s program is expensive, but she says, “The product at the moment is the price it is because the testing we do is expensive.” She says the idea is that, as the techniques and technology become more common, the price will come down accordingly, and that Zoe has plans to work with the NHS and other providers to “become part of the health approach.” In the meantime, the company places focus on communicating health advice for free through forums like social media and podcasts.

Zoe is still proving popular, with over 130,000 people having tried the service so far. Part of the appeal of personalized nutrition is that it goes beyond weight loss to address other concerns people have about their health. Zoe markets its diet as a way to improve energy levels, gut health, and sleep. William Viney, a researcher who has worked on personalized medicine, points out that there are a huge number of people who have health issues that aren’t easily addressed by doctors and mainstream diets. “They know that they’re not like everyone else, and they need to get to the bottom of something,” says Viney. “There is an opportunity to bring information, and with it care, to whoever can pay the price for such a product.”

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In Vitro Diagnostics Market: Revolutionizing Healthcare with Advanced Diagnostics

The In Vitro Diagnostics (IVD) market plays a pivotal role in the healthcare industry, offering essential tools for disease diagnosis, treatment monitoring, and overall patient care. With advancements in diagnostic technology and the rising demand for personalized medicine, the IVD market is experiencing rapid growth. This article provides a detailed overview of the market trends, segmentation, key drivers, and leading companies in the IVD industry, offering valuable insights for decision-makers.

Market Overview

According to SkyQuest's In Vitro Diagnostics Market report, the global market is currently valued at USD 87.93 Billion in 2023, with a projected CAGR of 5.3% over the forecast period. The market is driven by the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases, advancements in diagnostic technologies, and the growing demand for early and precise disease detection.

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Market Segmentation

By Product Type:

Reagents and Kits: Essential components used in diagnostic procedures across a range of diseases.

Instruments: Include advanced diagnostic tools like analyzers, molecular diagnostic machines, and point-of-care devices.

Software & Services: Diagnostic software for accurate test results and integrated solutions for laboratories.

By Technology:

Immunoassays: Widely used for infectious diseases and cancer diagnosis.

Molecular Diagnostics: Key in genetic testing and precision medicine applications.

Clinical Chemistry: Essential for routine testing and biomarker identification.

Microbiology: Used to identify pathogens and guide antibiotic therapies.

Hematology: Focuses on blood-related diagnostics such as complete blood count (CBC).

Others: Encompasses emerging technologies like proteomics and metabolomics.

By Application:

Infectious Diseases: Dominating the market due to the global rise in bacterial, viral, and fungal infections.

Oncology: Growing demand for early cancer diagnostics and targeted treatments.

Cardiology: Vital in diagnosing cardiovascular diseases and risk factors.

Diabetes: Includes blood glucose monitoring and HbA1c testing for diabetes management.

Other Applications: Includes diagnostics for autoimmune diseases, nephrology, and neurology.

By End-User:

Hospitals and Clinics: Major centers for diagnostic testing and patient care.

Diagnostic Laboratories: Specializing in high-volume testing across various disease areas.

Homecare Settings: Growing segment due to increasing demand for at-home diagnostic kits.

Academic and Research Institutes: Driving innovation in diagnostic tools and techniques.

Key Growth Drivers

Rising Prevalence of Chronic Diseases: Increasing cases of cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases fuel the demand for diagnostic tools.

Advancements in Technology: Development of rapid, accurate, and minimally invasive diagnostic methods is boosting the market.

Growing Demand for Personalized Medicine: The focus on tailored treatments and early diagnosis is driving the adoption of molecular diagnostics.

Expansion of Point-of-Care Testing (POCT): The shift towards decentralized testing is increasing the demand for portable and easy-to-use diagnostic devices.

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Leading Companies in the Market

SkyQuest’s In Vitro Diagnostics Market report identifies key players that are shaping the market, including:

Roche Diagnostics

Abbott Laboratories

Siemens Healthineers

Danaher Corporation

Thermo Fisher Scientific

bioMérieux SA

Becton, Dickinson and Company

QIAGEN

Sysmex Corporation

Agilent Technologies

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Challenges and Opportunities

The IVD market faces challenges such as stringent regulatory frameworks and high costs of diagnostic devices, especially in emerging markets. However, opportunities lie in the growing adoption of telemedicine, increased government funding for healthcare infrastructure, and technological advancements that enable faster and more precise diagnostic results.

Future Outlook

The In Vitro Diagnostics Market is expected to experience robust growth as healthcare providers increasingly rely on advanced diagnostics for effective patient care. Companies that invest in innovation and cater to the rising demand for point-of-care and home-based testing will have a competitive edge in this dynamic market.

As diagnostics play a critical role in healthcare, the In Vitro Diagnostics Market is poised for significant growth. Decision-makers should stay informed about emerging trends and technological advancements to leverage the full potential of this market. For more detailed insights and strategies, consult SkyQuest’s comprehensive In Vitro Diagnostics Market report.

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8/8 Thursday Lou D. Phillips

Listening to: “Down in the Valley” by Wild Ambience, Sideways, “Policy of Truth” by Depeche Mode

Watched: The Rookie

Weight: 166

6:56 AM 51°

Had to get up a little after four, for the usual reason, plus I had to take a Tylenol because my shoulder was hurting. Fell back into a dream about being at a dentist’s office – with two cats in carriers – and having to take a tour of the place even though I was supposed to be a patient. The dentist was showing off his fancy weird soda machine, and trying to get me and my fellow new patient to guess what kind of soda we were drinking by smell, when my alarm went off. Seems like an irresponsible thing for a dentist to do, really. But I’m still groggy from waking up in the middle of it – and possibly from the Tylenol.

8:49 AM 55°

No removals or donations in the library yet again today – there haven’t been any for two weeks – but somebody did leave three tiny plastic ducks, a tiny naked plastic baby, and a doll-size soda can yesterday. Nice to know I’m still getting some visitors, anyway.

10:08 AM 57°

I filled the bird feeder yesterday morning. Two red squirrels and two grays fought over it all day, and it was empty by suppertime. I don’t know if the birds even got a look in. And I don’t care how much they holler: I’m not refilling it til tomorrow.

Also I’m completely out of lancets for my test kit, despite having ordered more two weeks ago. I mean, it’s not the end of the world if I can’t test my blood glucose, but I shouldn’t have to wait this long. The monitor keeps track of how many strips I’ve used up to the standard order of 200, and every time before this if I tapped the reminder it would ask me to confirm my address, then say “supplies are on the way”. Today it asked me to confirm my address again, as if the order hadn’t been placed yet. But I just checked my email, and I did get a confirmation of my order. So now I don’t know. I still have strips, but no lancets. I’ll have to check the supply aisle at Walmart – which isn’t fair because I’ll have to pay for them there rather than having them covered by insurance. ugh; people. So fecking unreliable.

Ah, just “confirmed my address” – again. Now the reminder bar says “supplies are on the way”. So where were they after the order you confirmed two weeks ago? I hope I have enough strips to last til this new order arrives. I’m pretty sure I do. I should really be using the strips up faster, considering how often I have to use more than one. But somehow I always use the lancets up first. I wonder if they’re shorting me. Next time I’ll count.

And then I wasted 20 minutes ranting about it! Are you going to give me my time back, Livongo? Huh?!?

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The global demand for Point-Of-Care Diagnostics / Testing (POCT) was valued at USD 45618.5 Million in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 118599.8 Million in 2032, growing at a CAGR of 11.20% between 2024 and 2032.The Point-of-Care (POC) diagnostics/testing market has emerged as a transformative force in healthcare, promising to deliver rapid and accurate diagnostic results at the patient's bedside or near the site of care. This market is experiencing significant growth due to technological advancements, rising prevalence of chronic diseases, and the increasing need for rapid diagnostics in remote and resource-limited settings.

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Introduction to Point-of-Care Diagnostics

Point-of-care diagnostics refers to medical diagnostic testing performed outside the traditional laboratory setting, typically at or near the site of patient care. These tests enable healthcare providers to make immediate clinical decisions, thus improving patient outcomes and streamlining the care process. POC diagnostics encompass a broad range of tests, including blood glucose monitoring, pregnancy tests, infectious disease detection, and cholesterol testing, among others.

Market Dynamics

Technological Advancements: The rapid advancements in technology have been a key driver of the POC diagnostics market. Innovations such as microfluidics, lab-on-a-chip technology, and portable diagnostic devices have made it possible to conduct complex tests with minimal sample volumes and faster turnaround times. These technologies not only enhance the accuracy and reliability of POC tests but also make them more accessible and user-friendly.

Rising Prevalence of Chronic Diseases: The increasing prevalence of chronic diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and infectious diseases has fueled the demand for POC diagnostics. These conditions require continuous monitoring and timely interventions, which POC tests can provide. For instance, the global rise in diabetes cases has led to a surge in demand for blood glucose monitoring devices.

Need for Rapid Diagnostics in Remote Areas: In many parts of the world, particularly in low- and middle-income countries, access to centralized laboratory facilities is limited. POC diagnostics bridge this gap by providing essential diagnostic services in remote and resource-limited settings. This capability is crucial for managing infectious diseases and other health conditions in areas with limited healthcare infrastructure.

Key Market Segments

The POC diagnostics market is segmented based on product type, technology, end-user, and region.

Product Type: The market includes a variety of POC testing products such as glucose monitoring kits, infectious disease testing kits, pregnancy and fertility testing kits, cholesterol testing kits, hematology testing kits, and others. Among these, glucose monitoring kits hold a significant share due to the high prevalence of diabetes.

Technology: Based on technology, the market is segmented into lateral flow assays, dipsticks, microfluidics, molecular diagnostics, and immunoassays. Lateral flow assays are widely used due to their simplicity, low cost, and rapid results.

End-User: The end-users of POC diagnostics include hospitals and clinics, home care settings, diagnostic centers, and research laboratories. Hospitals and clinics are the major end-users due to the high volume of patients and the need for rapid diagnostic results.

Region: Geographically, the market is divided into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East and Africa. North America holds the largest market share due to advanced healthcare infrastructure, high adoption of new technologies, and the presence of major market players. However, the Asia-Pacific region is expected to witness the highest growth rate due to increasing healthcare expenditure, growing awareness about POC diagnostics, and improving healthcare facilities.

Challenges and Future Prospects

Despite the promising growth, the POC diagnostics market faces several challenges. These include regulatory hurdles, the high cost of advanced diagnostic devices, and issues related to the accuracy and reliability of some POC tests. Moreover, there is a need for greater integration of POC diagnostic data with electronic health records to ensure seamless patient care.

Looking ahead, the POC diagnostics market is poised for substantial growth, driven by continuous technological advancements, increasing healthcare needs, and the ongoing efforts to improve access to quality healthcare services worldwide. The integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning in POC diagnostics is expected to further enhance diagnostic accuracy and personalized patient care.

Key Players

Abbott (U.S.)

F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd (Switzerland)

B.D. (U.S.)

Siemens Healthcare Private Limited (Germany)

Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc. (U.S.)

Danaher (U.S.)

Sekisui Diagnostics (U.S.)

Trinity Biotech (Ireland)

bioMérieux (France)

EKF Diagnostics (Germany)

AccuBioTech Co., Ltd. (China)

Instrumentation Laboratory (U.S.)

Beckman Coulter, Inc. (U.S.)

PTS Diagnostics (U.S.)

Nova Biomedical (U.S.)

Chembio Diagnostics, Inc. (U.S.)

Quidel Corporation (U.S.)

Sienco, Inc (U.S.)

Segmentation

By Technology:

Lateral Flow Assays (LFAs)

Dipsticks

Microfluidics/ Lab-on-a-Chip (LOC)

Biosensors

Molecular Diagnostics

Immunodiagnostics

Hematology Analyzers

Coagulation Monitoring

Others

By End-User:

Hospitals and Clinics

Physician Offices

Ambulatory Care Settings

Home Care

Diagnostic Laboratories

Research Institutes

By Application:

Infectious Disease Testing

HIV

Influenza

Hepatitis

Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)

Others

Cardiology

Diabetes Monitoring

Coagulation Monitoring

Pregnancy and Fertility Testing

Cancer Markers

Urinalysis

Cholesterol Testing

Others

By Product Type:

Blood Glucose Monitoring Kits

Cardiac Marker Testing Kits

Infectious Disease Testing Kits

Pregnancy and Fertility Testing Kits

Hematology Testing Kits

Coagulation Testing Kits

Cholesterol Testing Kits

Urinalysis Testing Kits

Drug-of-Abuse Testing Kits

Others

By Platform:

Desktop/ Benchtop Analyzers

Handheld/ Portable Analyzers

By Distribution Channel:

Hospitals and Clinics

Pharmacies

Online Retailers

Diagnostic Centers

By Infectious Disease Testing Type:

HIV POCT

Influenza POCT

Hepatitis POCT

Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) POCT

Others

By Cardiac Marker Testing Type:

Troponin Testing

BNP Testing

Others

By Pregnancy and Fertility Testing Type:

Pregnancy Testing Kits

Ovulation Prediction Kits

By Region

North America

The U.S.

Canada

Mexico

Europe

Germany

France

The U.K.

Italy

Spain

Rest of Europe

Asia Pacific

China

Japan

India

South Korea

South-east Asia

Rest of Asia Pacific

Latin America

Brazil

Argentina

Rest of Latin America

Middle East & Africa

GCC Countries

South Africa

Rest of Middle East and Africa

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At-Home Testing Market Global Opportunities by Regions and Growth Status by 2032

The Reports and Insights, a leading market research company, has recently releases report titled “At-Home Testing Market: Global Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2024-2032.” The study provides a detailed analysis of the industry, including the global At-Home Testing Market share, size, trends, and growth forecasts. The report also includes competitor and regional analysis and highlights the latest advancements in the market.

Report Highlights:

How big is the At-Home Testing Market?

The global at-home testing market was valued at US$ 7.2 Billion in 2023 and is expected to register a CAGR of 4.2% over the forecast period and reach US$ 10.4 Bn in 2032.

What are At-Home Testing?                                                                                                                                                                            

At-home testing refers to medical or diagnostic tests that individuals can conduct independently, without the supervision of healthcare professionals or the need for a laboratory. These tests are designed to be convenient and accessible, offering quick results for monitoring various health conditions or parameters from the comfort of one's home. At-home testing kits cater to diverse needs such as screening for infectious diseases, managing chronic conditions like diabetes, assessing fertility, and detecting genetic predispositions. Technological advancements have improved the accuracy and reliability of these tests, making them increasingly favored for proactive health monitoring and early detection.

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What are the growth prospects and trends in the At-Home Testing industry?

The at-home testing market growth is driven by various factors and trends. The at-home testing market is growing rapidly, fueled by a rising consumer preference for convenient and accessible diagnostic solutions. These tests enable individuals to monitor their health independently, offering a broad range of applications including screening for infectious diseases, managing chronic conditions, evaluating fertility, and genetic testing. Advancements in technology have enhanced the accuracy, reliability, and user-friendliness of at-home testing kits, driving their popularity for proactive health monitoring and early detection. North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific are key regions driving market growth, characterized by competitive dynamics among established companies and ongoing innovations in test development and distribution. Hence, all these factors contribute to at-home testing market growth.

What is included in market segmentation?

The report has segmented the market into the following categories:

By Product

Digital Monitoring Instruments

Cassettes

Midstream

Strips

Cups

Dip Cards

Test Panels

Sample collection kits

Others

By Application

Blood Glucose Testing

Pregnancy & Fertility Testing

Cancer Testing

STD/ STI Testing

Testosterone

Drug Abuse Testing

Cholesterol Testing

Thyroid Testing

Others

North America

United States

Canada

Europe

Germany

United Kingdom

France

Italy

Spain

Russia

Poland

Benelux

Nordic

Rest of Europe

Asia Pacific

China

Japan

India

South Korea

ASEAN

Australia & New Zealand

Rest of Asia Pacific

Latin America

Brazil

Mexico

Argentina

Middle East & Africa

Saudi Arabia

South Africa

United Arab Emirates

Israel

Rest of MEA

Who are the key players operating in the industry?

The report covers the major market players including:

Becton, Dickinson and Company

Abbott

ACCESS BIO

CELLTRION INC

Siemens Healthcare GmbH

ACON Laboratories Inc

ARKRAY, Inc, F

Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd

OraSure Technologies Inc

Quest Diagnostics

Bionime Corporation

Btnx Inc

iHealth Labs Inc

InBios International, Inc. USA

Everlywell

LetsgetChecked

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In-Vitro Diagnostics Market Future Prediction Report By 2030

The Insight Partners recently announced the release of the market research titled In-Vitro Diagnostic Market Outlook to 2030 | Share, Size, and Growth. The report is a stop solution for companies operating in the In-Vitro Diagnostic market. The report involves details on key segments, market players, precise market revenue statistics, and a roadmap that assists companies in advancing their offerings and preparing for the upcoming decade. Listing out the opportunities in the market, this report intends to prepare businesses for the market dynamics in an estimated period.

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Report Attributes

Details

Segmental Coverage

Product & Service

Reagents & Kits

Instruments

Software & Services

Technology

Immunoassay/ Immunochemistry

Clinical Chemistry

Molecular Diagnostics

Microbiology

Blood Glucose Self-Monitoring

Coagulation Hemostasis

Hematology

Urinalysis

Others

Application

Infectious Diseases

Diabetes

Oncology

Cardiology

Autoimmune Diseases

Nephrology

Others

End User

North America

Europe

Asia Pacific

the Middle East & Africa

South & Central America

and Geography

Regional and Country Coverage

North America (US, Canada, Mexico)

Europe (UK, Germany, France, Russia, Italy, Rest of Europe)

Asia Pacific (China, India, Japan, Australia, Rest of APAC)

South / South & Central America (Brazil, Argentina, Rest of South/South & Central America)

Middle East & Africa (South Africa, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Rest of MEA)

Market Leaders and Key Company Profiles

Abbott Laboratories?

F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd?

Danaher Corp?

Siemens AG?

Sysmex Corp?

Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc

Becton Dickinson and Co

bioMerieux SA?

Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc

Qiagen NV

Other key companies 

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Author’s Bio:

Sunil Jadhav

Senior Market Research Expert at The Insight Partners