The FreeStyle LibreLink diabetes monitoring app stopped working on some Apple devices after an update, leaving users without glucose data, and manufacturer Abbott released a new version to fix the problem. The NHS estimates around 200,000 people in the UK use sensor-based glucose monitoring systems.
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The NHS estimates that around 200,000 people in the UK use this type of sensor-based glucose monitoring system.
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The FreeStyle LibreLink app, used in conjunction with a small sensor patch on the arm or belly, stopped working on some Apple devices following an update.
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Abbott, the manufacturer of the app and glucose monitoring system, swiftly responded to the situation and released a new version of the FreeStyle LibreLink app that resolves the problems.
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