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The FDA issued an alert warning diabetes patients and caregivers about potential issues with smartphone alerts for continuous glucose monitors.

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Some patients with diabetes may be missing critical safety alerts on their phones, the FDA warned on Wednesday.

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Health care providers are urged to inform patients to periodically check their smartphone settings and to confirm that they are able to receive alerts.

The FDA today issued an alert around a safety concern regarding diabetes devices that rely on smartphones to deliver critical safety alerts.

The FDA is advising users of diabetes devices that rely on smartphones to deliver safety alerts to regularly check their smartphone settings to make sure they're receiving alerts. The agency said it ...