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  • Two men sit at a table discussing glucose monitors, with the text "How Glucose Monitors Really Work" overlaid on the image. One man gestures while speaking, and both have coffee mugs labeled with their names. The background features a whiteboard with blurred writing.

    Bio Break: Understanding Continuous Glucose Monitors

    Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) are revolutionizing how people track blood sugar levels in real time. But how do they work, and where exactly do they measure glucose? Nick and Joris explore the science behind CGMs, explaining the difference between blood glucose monitoring and interstitial fluid measurement.

  • Two professionals wearing festive holiday hats and plaid shirts sit in a snowy winter-themed setting. The text overlay reads "Santa's Health: A Medical Device Makeover," highlighting a playful discussion on medical innovations and healthcare improvements.

    Bio Break: Helping Santa with Medical Innovations

    In this festive episode of Bio Break, Joris and Nick bring a holiday twist to medical device innovation by discussing how modern technology could improve Santa’s health. Using a lighthearted analogy, they explore the challenges of managing conditions like diabetes and how advancements in drug delivery devices, such as Ozempic injection systems, could make a difference.

  • Two professionals in a laboratory setting discuss health monitoring innovations. The text overlay reads "Continuous Health Monitoring," emphasizing advancements in wearable devices and real-time data tracking for improved healthcare outcomes.

    Bio Break: The Power of Continuous Analyte Monitoring

    In this episode of Bio Break, StarFish Medical experts Joris and Nick dive into the transformative concept of Continuous Analyte Monitoring (CxM) and its growing role in wearable medical devices. They discuss the value of tracking metabolic markers over time, as opposed to relying on static time-point measurements, and how this approach enhances precision in both diagnostics and treatment.

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    Developing Optimized Aerosol Drug Delivery Systems

    Aerosol Drug Delivery Systems, including Aerosol-based pulmonary-delivered drug devices, offer significant value by enabling targeted drug delivery directly to the respiratory system.

  • Examples of different cross-section views of a human brain from an MRI that can guide treatments

    Choosing a Drug Delivery System Imaging Technology

    Drug Delivery System Imaging Technology options include MRI, CT, and Ultrasound. This article highlights advantages and disadvantages for each technology in guiding drug delivery.

  • A man wearing a blood glucose monitoring system on his upper arm sits at a table looking at his smartphone. Bold white text on the image reads, "This changes healthcare forever." A red arrow points to the CGM device, with an inset close-up image of the Dexcom-branded sensor.

    Bio Break: Over-the-Counter Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems

    In this episode of Bio Break, StarFish Medical experts Joris and Nick explore the groundbreaking FDA clearance of the first over-the-counter continuous blood glucose monitoring system. This exciting development marks a significant milestone in the world of diagnostics and opens new possibilities for patient-centered healthcare.

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    Revolutionizing Wound Care: Smart Bandages with Wearable Sensors

    Revolutionizing Wound Care examines smart bandages with wearable sensors using microfluidics for wound care.

  • Cancer Detection Microfluidic Technologies

    Cancer detection technologies on microfluidic chips

    Overview of current and emerging microfluidic technologies as an alternative to traditional methods of cell detection in fluids.

  • Injection Devices

    What’s the Point of Modern Injection Devices?

    Injection devices like needle-tipped plastic syringes haven’t changed much in the 60+ years, but new technologies have significant advantages.