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- 1CGM Use Explored for Insulin Control During Parenteral Nutrition▼CGM for Insulin Management During Parenteral Nutrition
Clinicians are examining whether continuous glucose monitoring can improve insulin management in patients receiving parenteral nutrition, where intravenous feeding can cause sharp blood sugar swings. The discussion, highlighted by Diabetes In Control, focuses on whether real-time glucose data can help tune insulin dosing for hospitalized patients dependent on IV nutrition.
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The Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale team, now associated with shipping group CMA CGM as co-title sponsor, is drawing attention in France amid coverage of the Tour de France. Commentators are focusing on young rider Paul Seixas, with Eurosport highlighting seven key moments where the 18-year-old impressed on stages including the Redoute, Sainte-Marie and the Markstein.
- 3Open-Source Tool Aims to Simplify Glucose Monitoring Data▼New Open-Source Tool Tames the Chaos of Continuous Glucose Monitoring Data
A new open-source tool has been released to help users and clinicians make sense of continuous glucose monitoring data, which is often scattered and difficult to interpret. The software is designed to organise and analyse readings from CGM devices in one place. Details about its developers, features and availability were not provided in the initial coverage.
- 4Developer recounts building 100,000-line Tcl system inside Informix●@ CGM I wrote ≈100k+ line system in # Tcl — embedding into the (proprietary) Informix database. I used Tcl precisely b/c
Software developer and free-software figure Bradley Kuhn described writing a system of roughly 100,000 lines of Tcl embedded in the proprietary Informix database. He says he chose Tcl because embedding Perl into an application to provide a scripting language was extremely difficult at the time, while Tcl was designed from the start for exactly that purpose. The remark has drawn attention as a first-hand account of late-1990s scripting language trade-offs.