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International Journal of Digital Health Volume 1 (2021), Article ID 1:IJDH-107, 8 pages
https://doi.org/10.15344/ijdh/2021/107
Original Article
Sustained Improvement of HbA1C in a Non-Randomized Trial Through Use of AI Virtual Health Assistant and Consumer Friendly Glucose Measurement for People with Diabetes

Tim Balder1 and Lonny Stormo2*

1Primary care physician with HealthPartners, Inc, United States
2CEO with Pops Diabetes Care, Inc, United States
Lonny Stormo, CEO with Pops Diabetes Care, Inc, United States, Cell: +1 763-639-3508; E-mail: lonny.stormo@popsdiabetes.com
07 December 2021; 29 December 2021; 31 December 2021
Balder T, Stormo L (2021) Sustained Improvement of HbA1C in a Non- Randomized Trial Through Use of AI Virtual Health Assistant and Consumer Friendly Glucose Measurement for People with Diabetes. Int J Digt Hlthc 1: 107. doi: https://doi.org/10.15344/ijdh/2021/107

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