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Opinion: I’m using not-FDA-approved software to manage my diabetes. I’ve never felt better
A person with type 1 diabetes has improved their glucose control using non-FDA-approved open-source software instead of FDA-regulated systems. The software, developed by dissatisfied users, fine-tunes insulin delivery and has allowed the individual to meet health guidelines they previously struggled to achieve.
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