Abbott's FreeStyle Libre Technology Significantly Reduces Cardiovascular Hospitalizations in Diabetes Patients, New Study Reveals

Reuters
2025/05/15
Abbott's FreeStyle Libre Technology Significantly Reduces Cardiovascular Hospitalizations in Diabetes Patients, New Study Reveals

Abbott Laboratories has announced groundbreaking results from its REFLECT real-world studies, showcasing the significant impact of its FreeStyle Libre® continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technology on reducing cardiovascular complications in individuals with diabetes. The studies reveal a 78% reduction in hospitalizations for cardiovascular disease among people with Type 1 diabetes who experienced prior severe low blood sugar episodes. Additionally, the technology is associated with an 80% reduction in heart-related hospitalizations for those without a prior history of cardiovascular issues. Similar benefits were observed in adults with Type 2 diabetes on insulin. These findings highlight the transformative potential of Libre technology in enhancing diabetes management and cardiovascular health, marking a significant advancement in patient care.

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