The 10 biggest diabetes tech stories from 2022

Some of the biggest diabetes technology developments in 2022. These include the Dexcom G7 (top left), Insulet Omnipod 5 (bottom left), Senseonics Eversense E3 (top right) and Abbott FreeStyle Libre 3 (bottom right. 2022 represented a landmark year for next-generation diabetes technologies. Here are the biggest stories from the past year.

Some companies picked up major regulatory nods. Others experienced major regulatory setbacks.

Partnerships were formed and ended, while mergers and acquisitions came and went. There were many stories to choose from, but here are 10 big ones that stood out:

Dexcom G7 receives FDA clearance

The long-awaited regulatory nod for Dexcom’s next-generation continuous glucose monitor (CGM) finally came in December.

Some suggested that San Diego-based Dexcom may pick up clearance as soon as summer 2022. However, a software change recommended by the FDA, plus COVID-19-related backlog, delayed proceedings.

Dexcom COO Ja…

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Cell Pouch System developer Sernova announces CEO transition

[Image from Sernova]Sernova announced today that, as part of a planned leadership succession process, Dr. Philip Toleikis will transition out of the CEO role.

Toleikis spent 13 years leading the Cell Pouch System developer as president and CEO. He remains an executive at the company as the planned transition moves him to chief technology officer (CTO). Additionally, Toleikis will remain CEO during the company’s search period.

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Sernova touts data on implantable cell pouch for treating insulin-dependent diabetes

[Image from Sernova]Sernova announced clinical data supporting the potential of its Cell Pouch system as a “functional cure” for insulin-dependent diabetes.

London, Ontario-based Sernova designed its proprietary Cell Pouch system as an implantable and scalable medical device that forms a natural environment in the body for long-term survival and function of therapeutic cells that release necessary proteins or factors missing from the body to treat chronic diseases, including insulin-dependent diabetes.

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