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Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
GlucoGuard a Division of American Diversified Holdings (ADHC) Successfully Submits Level 2 App Integration Through Dexcom's Developer Partner Program
Del Mar, California--(Newsfile Corp. - May 27, 2025) - American Diversified Holdings Corporation (OTC Pink: ADHC) announced today that GlucoGuard has completed the Level 2 App integration through DEXCOM's Developer Program. The project development is in conjunction with UC Irvine's MADO program through the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (CALIT2a). The Dexcom Developer Program is a partnership program that allows developers to access Dexcom API and integrate Dexcom CGM data into their own applications. Dexcom partners with the company to gain access to app credentials, sand box data, and development support. The Dexcom API allows partners to integrate DEXCOM CGM Data, such as glucose levels, into their applications. It is expected that in mid-June the next level of App integration development will be approved resulting in a fully functional back-end to front-end completion where the app will run on a mobile device. Developments Include: A functional front-end and back-end App capable of running on an emulator. A trained predictive algorithm for detecting hypoglycemia episodes with 95% accuracy. Secured Registered Developer access to the Dexcom API, enabling initial integration with continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) data. GlucoGuard is also developing a suite of AI features designed to predict negative blood glucose events and mitigate these events before the patient suffers catastrophic adverse effects. The ability to manage glucose in this manner is a groundbreaking advancement that will truly establish GlucoGuard as a revolutionary technology in the field of diabetes – a multibillion-dollar industry. "We are very appreciative to all our partners in reaching these milestones," commented ADHC. "Developments are progressing rapidly and the GlucoGuard team is very grateful for the amazing support from all of our stakeholders." ABOUT GLUCOGUARD GlucoGuardTo view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: ADHC is a medical device company developing GlucoGuard, a patent-pending nocturnal glucose monitoring and delivery system for diabetic patients. The system helps prevent the dangerous effects of hypoglycemia "low blood sugar" during sleep, including the potentially fatal "Death in Bed" phenomenon. Collaborating with a leading U.S. research university, a prominent biomedical engineering firm, and a major CGM company, GlucoGuard is at the forefront of diabetes management technology. GlucoGuard combines advanced engineering, artificial intelligence (AI), and mobile app-based monitoring to create an innovative solution for managing nocturnal Hypoglycemia. The GlucoGuard mouthpiece continuously monitors glucose levels during sleep and automatically administers glucose when hypoglycemic levels are detected. Sophisticated AI algorithms facilitate this process, ensuring effective glucose management without disturbing the patient's rest. ABOUT ARETE BIOSCIENCES, Inc. Arete To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: Arete BioSciences, Inc. ("Arete") is a contact service organization with expertise in the design and development of early-stage medical technologies. Arete maintains an extensive network of internal staff and collaborators with experience across device form factor exploration, rapid prototyping, and product visualization in the health space. Arete BioScience includes a team of scientists, strategic thinkers, problem solvers, engineers, and innovators passionate about creating a positive impact on global health. Projects include the design, development, and management of molecular diagnostic systems, molecular assays, start-ups, and build-ups of several companies, and have managed product development teams across four continents in seven countries. ABOUT UCI CALIT 2 UCI CALIT2 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: Created in 2000, the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology – known as CALIT2 – is one of four Gray Davis Institutes for Science and Innovation located on University of California campuses. The founding objective of CALIT2 was to create a world-class multidisciplinary research institute to promote discovery and innovation, notably to harness the ubiquity and scale of the internet and wireless technologies to accelerate growth in many different scientific areas and industries that are undergoing a massive transformation. Over two decades, CALIT2 has focused on transdisciplinary approaches of significant scale and complexity, as well as the creation of new, advanced scientific facilities, technical staff opportunities, and centers and 'living laboratories' to attract and support the nearly 250 UCI faculty who have opted to affiliate with the institute ABOUT DEXCOM Dexcom To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: Dexcom, Inc., a medical device company, focuses on the design, development, and commercialization of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems in the United States and internationally. The company provides its systems for the management of diabetes and metabolic health by patients, caregivers, and clinicians. Its products include Dexcom G6 and Dexcom G7, integrated CGM systems for diabetes management; Dexcom Share, a remote monitoring system; Dexcom Real-Time API, which enables authorized third-party software developers to integrate real-time CGM data into their digital health apps and devices; Dexcom ONE, that is designed to replace finger stick blood glucose testing for diabetes treatment decisions; and Stelo, a new over-the-counter glucose biosensor designed for adults with prediabetes and Type 2 diabetes. The company has a collaboration and license agreement with Verily Life Sciences LLC and Verily Ireland Limited to develop blood-based or interstitial glucose monitoring products. It markets its products directly to endocrinologists, physicians, and diabetes educators. The company was incorporated in 1999 and is headquartered in San Diego, California. COMPANY OVERVIEW Key Development PartnershipsThe GlucoGuard system is being developed in collaboration with three key partners: A leading U.S. research university, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IRVINE. A highly respected biomedical engineering firm, ARETE BIOSCIENCE. A top publicly traded company in the Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) sector DEXCOM. Further details on these collaborations will be disclosed soon. CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY FOR UNMET MEDICAL NEEDSGlucoGuard combines advanced engineering, artificial intelligence (AI), and mobile app-based monitoring to create an innovative solution for managing nocturnal hypoglycemia. The GlucoGuard mouthpiece continuously monitors glucose levels during sleep and automatically administers glucose when hypoglycemic levels are detected. Sophisticated AI algorithms facilitate this process, ensuring effective glucose management without disturbing the patient's rest. ABOUT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND HEALTHCAREA recent report from the Mayo Clinic identified three potential benefits of AI in healthcare: Improving outcomes for both patients and clinical teams Lowering healthcare costs Benefitting population health From preventive screenings to diagnosis and treatment, AI is being used throughout the continuum of care today. Two examples are Preventive Health Care and Risk Assessment. Cancer Screenings that use radiology can leverage AI to help produce results faster. A noted example is analyzing kidney images in a laborious 45-minute process. AI automated process can reduce this analysis to minutes, saving time, money and giving a more accurate diagnosis. Pre-diabetes patients with no notable symptoms can be screened using AI to determine which type of diabetes they are at risk for and begin preventative care. See AI in healthcare: The future of patient care and health management - Mayo Clinic Press. ABOUT THE DIABETES MARKETThe diabetes market is poised for substantial growth, with the U.S. market valued at $28 billion, underscoring the vast potential for GlucoGuard's adoption. For more information on the $28 billion diabetes market, visit: United States Diabetes Market Report. The Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) sector, valued at $6.8 billion, further emphasizes the critical demand for advanced glucose management solutions. For details on the CGM market, visit: Continuous Glucose Monitoring Market. Image 1 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: ABOUT GLUCOGUARDGlucoGuard, a Division of American Diversified Holdings Corporation is a patent-pending nocturnal glucose monitoring and delivery system for diabetic patients. The system helps prevent the dangerous effects of low blood sugar during sleep, including the potentially fatal "Death in Bed" phenomenon. Collaborating with a leading U.S. research university, a prominent biomedical engineering firm, and a major CGM company, GlucoGuard is at the forefront of diabetes management technology. For more information, visit: Phone: 817-525-0057Email: info@ Image 2 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: ABOUT AMERICAN DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS CORPORATION John Cacchioli, CEOAmerican Diversified Holdings CorporationTelephone: (212) 537-5900 INVESTOR HOTLINE 858-325-7098Email: JC@ ADHCInvestor@ SOCIAL MEDIATWITTER: @ Twitter page is the only official Twitter page for ADHC. 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Yahoo
24-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Makiko Esumi sparks comeback rumour with brand ad
21 Feb – Makiko Esumi recently sparked a comeback rumour, after she appeared in a promotional video for a cosmetic brand. On 21 February, the Japanese health and beauty brand MADO posted a video of the former actress sharing her secret to beautiful skin, which she said to be a combination of drinking a lot of water and applying sunscreen. Also attracting attention is the girl who appeared in the video with Makiko, who introduced the actress as her "57-year-old mother" in English, prompting netizens to guess that she is Makiko's eldest daughter. The video sparked speculations that Makiko will be making her return to TV and movies, after having withdrawn herself from the limelight in 2017. Makiko, best known as the rebellious office lady Tsuboi Chinatsu in the 1998 drama, "Power Office Girls", tied the knot with Fuji TV director Shin Hirano in 2003 and welcomed two children soon after. However, in 2017, the actress announced her retirement following rumours of extramarital affair which she vehemently denied. View this post on Instagram A post shared by mado (@mado___avechplus) (Photo Source: MADO IG, Mingpao)
CBS News
04-02-2025
- Health
- CBS News
Missing woman's family wants to know why they weren't told she jumped out of medical transport van
CHICAGO (CBS) -- A missing woman's family is demanding answers about how she disappeared during a ride in a medical transport van. Terri Hall, 54, was last seen at the intersection of Van Buren and Paulina streets on Thursday. Her children said she has a history of mental illness, something UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial Hospital in Harvey was aware of when they arranged for her to be taken to another facility. Despite knowing of her mental issues, her family said Ingalls provided the lowest level of available medical transportation. Kenya Carr said she hasn't slept much since finding out that her mother is missing somewhere in Chicago. Her family's saga began on Thursday when Hall was being transported from Ingalls Hospital in Harvey to MADO Healthcare Douglass Park on the West Side of Chicago. Hall, who has schizophrenia, was being treated for a recent medical episode at Ingalls, and her family made plans for her to relocate to MADO, which specializes in mental health treatment. Ingalls used a medical service called MedEx to take Hall to MADO. After the service picked her up around noon on Thursday, Hall jumped out of the moving vehicle near Van Buren and Paulina, never making it to her destination. The family would only learn about the incident four days later when MADO told the family they had no record of her arrival. MedEx said in a statement, while they provide various levels of transportation, in Hall's case it was not classified as an "ambulance transport," and was only "a service car level of transportation," which is equivalent to ordering an Uber or taxi. "Our driver asked her multiple times to please not leave the vehicle, but she ignored his pleadings and ultimately left the vehicle and the area. Because this was not an ambulance transport, we could not force her to remain in the vehicle," MedEx said. The family blamed Ingalls Hospital, calling it a communication failure. "I feel sick to my stomach, had they would've told us in enough time, proper time, we could've been out there even Friday. Today is Tuesday. All that time where now we're trying to figure out where exactly could she be?" Carr said. A University of Chicago spokesperson issued a brief statement Tuesday afternoon: "At Ingalls Memorial, the safety and privacy of our patients and their families are our top priorities. We were made aware that the patient went missing after discharge from Ingalls Memorial, while under the care of another entity. We share the family's concern for their loved one and are cooperating with all the parties involved in this case."
