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A tiny needle-patch tracked my blood sugar. This is what I learnt

The author’s two-week continuous glucose monitoring revealed varied glucose responses to food and stress, while experts remain divided on its value for healthy individuals.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
A “healthy” chicken sandwich led my blood sugar to soar, but this is what happened when I ate a chocolate bar at 3pm.

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A tiny needle-patch tracked my blood sugar. This is what I learnt

A “healthy” chicken sandwich led my blood sugar to soar, but this is what happened when I ate a chocolate bar at 3pm.

·Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.
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