- GlucoTrack said it plans to submit an investigational device exemption $(IDE)$ to the FDA in Q2 2026 for a US clinical trial of its implantable continuous blood glucose monitoring technology.
- It reported results from a first-in-human, 5-day in-hospital study in Brazil with 10 participants, where the trial met primary and secondary endpoints.
- Reported performance metrics from the Brazil study included a mean absolute relative difference (MARD) of 7.7% and a 99% data capture rate.
- The company also said it initiated a feasibility clinical trial in Australia in July 2025 and used learnings from that study to update the protocol and product design.
- GlucoTrack expects the US study could begin in the second half of 2026, pending FDA approval of the IDE submission.
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