He asked me to pull up my shirt and find the area on my stomach with the most flesh (that part wasn’t hard.) Then he pulled out a device with a big needle at the end

A fasting blood glucose (FBG) reading between 70-100 mg/dL is typically regarded as normal in people without diabetes1. While this range serves as a standard reference for assessing one’s glycemic status, inter-individual differences exist across the population. A better understanding of one’s own FBG range might provide a more actionable basis for reference. Mobile health… Continue reading Individual differences in fasting blood glucose

What is the “cloud” that technology companies talk about? Why is it important and what does it do? When companies tell you that your data will be stored in the cloud, they are really telling you that your data will be located on a network of servers instead of locally on your computer. This data… Continue reading The Use of Cloud Computing in Healthcare