Abstract

Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) technology has undergone significant advancements, profoundly impacting diabetes management by offering real-time glucose data and enabling precision medicine. Recent improvements in CGM systems include enhanced sensor accuracy, extended sensor lifespan, and greater comfort and usability. These developments facilitate more reliable and consistent glucose monitoring, which is crucial for effective diabetes management. Integration with digital health tools, such as smartphones and automated insulin delivery systems, allows for seamless data sharing, real-time monitoring, and advanced analytics, providing actionable insights into glucose trends. The implications of these advancements are substantial, leading to improved glycemic control, reduced risk of diabetes-related complications, and enhanced patient quality of life. However, challenges such as sensor accuracy in varied conditions, cost, and data privacy concerns persist. Ongoing research and development are essential to address these issues and further optimize CGM technology for broader application. Overall, the evolution of CGM technology represents a significant step forward in personalized diabetes care, offering more precise, effective, and individualized management strategies.