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Dexcom CEO Discusses Future Uses for Continuous Glucose Monitors

Dexcom CEO Kevin Sayer discussed potential new applications for continuous glucose monitoring technology during a conversation covered by STAT Health Tech. The newsletter also reported updates on WiSeR and Epic's market share in health technology.

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Dexcom CEO Discusses Future Uses for Continuous Glucose Monitors

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Dexcom CEO Kevin Sayer discussed potential future uses for continuous glucose monitoring devices in a conversation reported by STAT Health Tech on May 19, 2026. The newsletter covered takeaways from the exchange along with updates on WiSeR and Epic's market share in the health technology sector.

Sayer addressed possible expansions of CGM technology beyond current diabetes management applications. The discussion took place as part of STAT's coverage of health technology developments.

STAT Health Tech publishes the newsletter twice weekly and covers technology applications in health care.

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