Dr Jean Lu presents at ADC 2024
D.T.R.G’s PhD student Dr Jean Lu presented a poster at the Australasian Diabetes Congress 2024. Jean’s project was a first in humans study that explored the accuracy and feasibility of a novel glucose/lactate continuous multianalyte sensing platform. Multianalyte sensors represent an important step forward within diabetes technology as they can reduce the burden of wearing multiple devices. As well as a free living stage, participants underwent a meal test and an exercise challenge. The initial data from this study supports the safety and feasibility of this new sensor.
Dr Jean Lu presents at ADC 2024
D.T.R.G’s PhD student Dr Jean Lu presented a poster at the Australasian Diabetes Congress 2024. Jean’s project was a first in humans study that explored the accuracy and feasibility of a novel glucose/lactate continuous multianalyte sensing platform. Multianalyte sensors represent an important step forward within diabetes technology as they can reduce the burden of wearing multiple devices. As well as a free living stage, participants underwent a meal test and an exercise challenge. The initial data from this study supports the safety and feasibility of this new sensor.