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03 Jun 2026, 10:47 UTC · 1h ago
MiniMed to Expand Sensor Portfolio with Integrated Dual Glucose-Ketone Sensors Made by Abbott

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MiniMed and Abbott have entered an expanded agreement to commercialize dual glucose-ketone sensors integrated with MiniMed smart dosing systems. — Integration of real-time ketone monitoring to prevent DKA is a significant technological leap in diabetes care that could drive adoption and market share for both companies.
+0.60The dual sensors are designed to enable early detection of rising ketones to prevent diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), reducing the need for manual finger-stick or urine tests. — Solving a high-severity medical complication (DKA) increases the clinical value proposition and potential pricing power of the combined system.
+0.40Abbott's dual glucose-ketone systems have received CE Mark but are not yet cleared or available for sale in the United States. — The lack of FDA clearance means there is no immediate revenue stream from the US market, creating a regulatory hurdle and delay in commercialization.
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Abbott is collaborating on the commercialization of its innovative dual glucose-ketone sensors and has received CE Mark for the system.
The company is expanding its sensor portfolio through a strategic partnership to improve diabetes management and prevent DKA.
[mutual] MiniMed and Abbott are collaborating to commercialize dual glucose-ketone sensors integrated with MiniMed smart dosing systems.
[a_to_b] Abbott manufactures the dual glucose-ketone and Instinct sensors used within MiniMed's dosing systems.
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