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• TITLE: 100 Years of Glucose Monitoring in Diabetes Management

  AUTHORS: Syed Ikram Raza, Syed Abbas Raza, Minahil Kazmi, Muhammad Saad, Irum Hussain

  KEYWORDS: Diabetes Management, Glycemic Control, HbA1c Testing, Standard Glucose Values, Glucose Testing

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Diabetes Mellitus, Vol.11 No.5, November 16, 2021

  ABSTRACT: Glucose monitoring and diabetes management go hand in hand. Evolution of glucose monitoring and diagnostic tools was a necessary step in better diagnosis and management of diabetes. With time we have seen improvements in terms of accuracy, time and sample collection. Some of the greatest initial advancements in this field were brought forward by the work of scientists who are sometimes not credited for the extraordinary work they have done. The first sample to be used in terms of glucose detection was urine, after which came blood and interstitial fluid. Development of newer methods of glucose monitoring range from urine sampling to usage of interstitial fluid, with each method being unique in terms of utility.