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  1. Ability to Read Medication Labels Improved by Participation in a Low Vision Rehabilitation Program
  2. Access to Prescription Information With ScripTalk
  3. Accessibility Attributes of Blood Glucose Meter and Home Blood Pressure Monitor Displays for Visually Impaired Persons
  4. AmeriSmart's Digital Talking Bathroom Scale
  5. An Evaluation of the Functionality and Acceptability of the Voice Prescription Label
  6. Applying Blood to the Prodigy Voice Test Strip Without Sight
  7. Blind Diabetics Can Draw Insulin Without Difficulty
  8. Choosing a Blood Glucose Meter
  9. Diabetes and Visual Impairment: An Update on Accessible Blood Glucose Meters
  10. Diabetes and Visual Impairment: An Update on the Blood Glucose Monitor Market
  11. Diabetes and Visual Impairment: Are Home Blood Pressure Monitors Accessible?
  12. Diabetes and Visual Impairment: Are Insulin Pens Accessible?
  13. Diabetes and Visual Impairment: Are Insulin Pumps Accessible?
  14. Diabetes Management and Visual Impairment: Are People Aware of Accessible Home Blood Pressure Monitors?
  15. Glucowatch Approved
  16. Hear Your Rx Bottles
  17. Improving Access at Vancouver's Largest Hospital
  18. Innovative Devices Help People With Visual Impairments
  19. Managing Diabetes with a Visual Impairment
  20. My Weigh Phoenix Talking Scale
  21. New Developments in Blood Glucose Monitoring
  22. New Discoveries Bring New Life
  23. New Hypoglycemia Alarm
  24. New Talking Blood Glucose Monitor and Insulin Identifier
  25. New Talking Medicine Identifier
  26. Newly Designed Count-A-Dose to Be Released in April
  27. Noninvasive Glucose Monitors
  28. People With Disabilities’ Perspective of Barriers to Health Care and the ADA Accessibility Guidelines
  29. Performance of a New Reusable Insulin Pen
  30. Prescriptions that Talk
  31. Product Evaluations: From Fevers to Cooking Temperatures: A Review of Three Talking Thermometers
  32. Real-Time Cardiac Arrhythmia Tele-Assistance and Monitoring Platform: RECATA
  33. ScripTalk Makes Prescriptions Accessible to the Blind
  34. Selecting Blood Glucose Monitors for Individuals With Low Vision
  35. Service Dogs - Assistance to Those in Need
  36. Student Design Improves Pill Bottle for Blind, Visually Impaired
  37. Talking Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems
  38. Talking Device Offers Freedom: Helps Blind Diabetics Monitor Sugar Levels
  39. Talking Meter Gets A+ in New NFB Program
  40. Talking Prescription Labels
  41. Tanita Personal Digital Scale: Model HD-317
  42. Tetris Therapy Against Amblyopia
  43. The AFB Small Visual Display Project: Contrast Sensitivity
  44. The Unofficial Guide to Low Vision Services
  45. Tips for the Newly Blind Diabetic
  46. Tools and Techniques for Visual Impairment
  47. Voicemate Blood Glucose Monitor Improvements Still Needed
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