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Journal of Medical Diagnostic Methods

Journal of Medical Diagnostic Methods
Open Access

ISSN: 2168-9784

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Innovations in diabetes care devices and their life changing implications


International Conference on Medical Devices

September 21-22, 2015 Orlando, USA

Manya Aggarwal

Decision Resources Group, Canada

ScientificTracks Abstracts-Workshop: J Med Diagn Meth

Abstract :

According to the World Health Organization, over 6% of the worldâ�?�?s population lived with diabetes in 2014. This number is expected to increase to almost 8% by 2030. This makes the diabetes market one of the fastest-growing and most lucrative markets in the whole world. Medical device companies are therefore investing tremendous amounts of resources in new innovations that can make this chronic disease easier to manage. In my session, I would like to talk about the current market for diabetes devices (consisting of insulin pens, syringes, vials, self-monitoring blood glucose and continuous glucose monitoring devices) as well as address the following innovations and their impact on people living with diabetes: Medtronicâ�?�?s Mini Med 640G device, which is currently still awaiting approval in the US, is a definite step in the direction of the creation of an â�?�?artificial pancreasâ�?. I want to discuss how this novel device will make diabetes management more automated for type-1 diabetics; Intarcia Therapeuticsâ�?�? implantable pump device called the ITCA 650, is a thin implantable pump that holds the drug exenatide. Once commercially available, the pump would be implanted in abdominal tissue releasing the drug slowly over a period of approximately a year. I want to discuss how this would make diabetes management more automated for type-2 diabetics and CGM device innovations like the Senseonics CGM System and the GlySens ICGM which will both make continuous glucose monitoring much easier for type-1 diabetics

Biography :

Manya Aggarwal is a Senior Analyst at Decision Resources Group. She has authored several reports on the Diabetes, Laparoscopic and Gynecological device markets in the Endoscopy division of the company. Prior to joining Decision Resources Group, she has worked as an Economist at a healthcare startup based out of Toronto. She holds a Masters’ degree in Financial Economics and a Bachelor’s degree in Commerce and Economics from the University of Toronto.

Email: maggarwal@dresources.com

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