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Blood glucose tracking involves methods and tools to measure blood glucose levels, commonly in the context of diabetes.
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| A Diabetic's Experiment with Self Quantification, A Year of Diabetes Data, Diabetes Viz, Does My Stomach Anticipate My Meals?, Exploring and Visualizing Diabetes Data, Focusing on Life with an Open-Source Artificial Pancreas, High-Frequency Blood Glucose Testing, Learning An Impossible Form Of Exercise, Learning about Biases and Gaps in my Self-Collected Data, Measuring My Blood Glucose, My Biological Rhythms In Sickness And In Health, My Blood Values From Diet And Other Activities, My Father, a Quantified Diabetic, Putting My Blood Metrics in Context, The Arithmetic of Life, The Effects of a Year in Ketosis, The Nutritional Researchers Cohort, The Quantified Double Self: A Tale of Twins, Tracking Glucose As A Person Without Diabetes, Tracking Pregnancy and Baby Growth, Tracking my Son's Diabetes, Understanding My Blood Glucose, Using Big Data to Manage Health, We Are Not Waiting, Why is My Blood Sugar High?
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| Quantified Diabetes Brooks Kincaid, Doug Kanter, Peter Kok, Benjamin Smarr, Jana Beck, Erzsi Szilagyi, Gary Wolf, Jessica Ching, Shannon Conners, Philipp Kalwies, Azure Grant, Benjamin Best, Stefan Hoevenaar, Gil Blander, David Gordon, James McCarter, Andre Boorsma, Rosane Oliveira, Justin Lawler, Erica Forzani, Vivienne Ming, Bob Troia, Michael Snyder, Dana Lewis, Seth Roberts
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