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Poll Results   What are your plans regarding continuous glucose sensing?         I don't know anything about continuous sensing     8%     39         I use a Medtronic Sensor Augmented Pump     1%     6         I use a Medtronic Guardian     0%      0         I use a DexCom STS     2%     9         I'm waiting for the Abbott Diabetes Care Navigator     12%     54         I'd like to use one but I can't afford it without insurance coverage     32%     143         I'm waiting for more people to use them and report on their experiences     17%     79         I'm waiting for the second generation of the product     13%     60         I'm not interested because I'm happy with fingerstick checking     3%     15         I'm not interested because I don't trust continuous sensing     1%     6         Other     6%     30   Total votes: 441

What are your plans regarding continuous glucose sensing? Poll dates: July 9 - 16, 2006 Total Votes: 441 Continuous glucose sensing has the potential to make an enormous difference in diabetes care. Accurate, easy-to-use, and affordable sensing will provide insight into blood sugar levels throughout the day and night and allow people with diabetes -- or parents of children with diabetes -- to make adjustments based on much better data than is available today. Based on the results of this poll, most CWD readers are either waiting for now (30%) or can't afford the sensors without insurance (32%). Very few -- just 3% -- report using one of the available sensors. Four times that number -- 12% -- say they are waiting for the Abbott Diabetes Care Navigator system. Very few report being uninterested in continuous sensing (just 4%). [Return to the current poll]

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