Advances in the Design of Biomedical Devices for Diabetes Management

Abstract

Diabetes management has seen remarkable advancements in biomedical engineering, with innovations in device design enabling more effective monitoring, treatment, and overall disease management. This article explores the latest developments in biomedical devices for diabetes management, including continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), insulin pumps, and smart insulin delivery systems. It discusses the role of miniaturization, wireless communication, and personalized treatment strategies in enhancing the management of diabetes, as well as future trends in closed-loop systems and artificial pancreas technologies. Challenges such as device accuracy, patient adherence, and affordability are also addressed.