An older man drives a car with a sensor visible on his arm. A younger girl sits behind him in the backseat


Jeff Dachis founded One Drop in 2014, after his own type 1 diagnosis. Known for its sleek meter design and more recently for on-demand telehealth services, One Drop is moving into something new. Jeff shares how that includes what they’re calling a continuous health sensor. We’ll talk about what that term means, how it could help people with diabetes and what Jeff is still really passionate about.

More about One Drop: https://onedrop.today/blogs/press-releases/ada2022-cgm-biowearable-sensor-t2d

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