San Diego's Dexcom signs 14 college athletes with diabetes
Dexcom’s program spotlights college athletes with diabetes to inspire others living with the disease to keep playing sports
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Dexcom’s program spotlights college athletes with diabetes to inspire others living with the disease to keep playing sports
Dexcom’s program spotlights college athletes with diabetes to inspire others living with the disease to keep playing sports
Despite increased sales, COVID-19 headwinds and increased costs weighed on San Diego company's bottom line
San Diego startup's micro-array sensing platform aims to make continuous sensing simple and more accessible
Print Despite competition from larger med-tech firms, San Diego’s Dexcom reported better-than-expected financial results for the second quarter, driven by more people with diabetes opting to use continuous glucose monitors to track their blood sugar. The company said Thursday that sales surged to $595.1 million, up 32 percent from the same quarter a year ago. “The $143 million in absolute dollar revenue growth compared to the second quarter in 2020 represents the highest quarterly increase in Dexcom’s history,” said Chief Executive Kevin Sayer in a conference call with analysts. Net i...