DXCM's redesigned Stelo app is set for a July U.S. rollout, with international expansion and pediatric clearance broadening its glucose insights push.
Until recently, it had been a lackluster year for the healthcare sector. From high medical utilization squeezing insurers to structural cost pressures and valuation hangovers, medical stocks stocks have lagged much of the broader market this year.
DexCom's FDA-cleared Stelo OTC glucose biosensor now covers children aged above 2 years not using insulin, expanding access to smartphone-linked CGM insights.
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Drug wholesaler Pharmsource LLC said it was unaware the Dexcom glucose sensors it bought from licensed distributors had been slated for destruction, after the device maker warned some units were stolen during disposal and resold.
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DXCM reports positive CONNECT trial results as Dexcom G7 improves HbA1c and time in range in adults with Type 2 diabetes not using insulin.
Medical device maker Dexcom said the use of its continuous glucose monitor, G7, led to improved blood sugar control in patients with type 2 diabetes not using insulin, compared with routine care, according to study results.
DXCM banks on CGM market growth, expanding international demand and strong Q1 momentum, though competitive pressures remain a key risk.
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Medical device maker Dexcom said on Tuesday some of its glucose sensors slated for destruction were instead stolen and sold, prompting the company to warn users not to use products from two affected lots.
DexCom is now rated a 'Buy' as improved fundamentals and a 15% lower stock price present a more attractive entry. Q1/26 results showed 15% revenue growth, and 90.9% operating income growth and raised 2026 guidance for both revenue and margins. Key growth drivers include international expansion, increased U.S. coverage for type 2 diabetics, and a $1B share buyback in 2026.