Dexcom presents a photo gallery on World Diabetes Day to capture the emotional highs and lows…

To highlight the everyday challenges of living with diabetes, Dexcom has released a unique global photo gallery that takes an honest yet hopeful look at people with diabetes from all walks of life as they navigate the ups and downs of living with an invisible disease.

the campaign #See diabetes It was designed by Australian creative director Dexcom Warrior and model Bambi Northwood-Blyth and photographed by renowned photographer Fernando Seibel.: #SeeDiabetes: Faces of Diabetes Warriors Featuring Dexcom Warriors from around the world, all with type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Dexcom rtCGM users whose profile pictures appear in the gallery include:

“As a Dexcom Warrior with diabetes, I am honored to bring to life this real, unfiltered portrait of the lives of millions of people with diabetes around the world,” Northwood-Blythe said. “In addition to powerful images, each image is linked to a deeply personal narrative that highlights the reality of living with diabetes and shows how access to technologies like Dexcom rtCGM can reduce the burden of this disease and dramatically improve quality of life.”

Lynn K says: (32 years old), influencer and Dexcom Warrior in Germany: “For me, living with diabetes means that you have to check your sugar level always and everywhere. We don’t need to hide! It’s a disease,” which you don’t see right away. Talk to others about your diagnosis and the problems you’re experiencing, because you’re not alone!” Lynn has lived with type 1 diabetes for 14 years and has… #See diabetes– I participated in the photo session.

The #SeeDiabetes campaign and photo gallery reinforce Dexcom’s global commitment to expanding access to critical diabetes technology and align with the theme of World Diabetes Day 2021-2023, “Access to Diabetes Care.” Promoting widespread awareness of the latest diabetes management technologies is a key part of Dexcom’s ongoing efforts to improve access to and reimbursement for rtCGM worldwide.

Since Dexcom’s #SeeDiabetes campaign last November, reimbursement for rtCGM systems for people with diabetes has increased by 6 million people worldwide, from 8 million to 14 million people.(1) Coverage in the United States, Canada, France and Japan has expanded significantly. Additionally, over the past 12 months, Dexcom has launched rtCGM systems in nearly 20 countries around the world that were not previously available there.(1)

Despite these major advances, it remains difficult for millions of people with diabetes to obtain coverage for the rtCGM regimens they need to better manage their disease. #SeeDiabetes: Faces of Diabetes Warriors It provides people with diabetes a unique platform to continue the global conversation about the need for better access to essential diabetes care and technology.

“Awareness efforts like #SeeDiabetes, coupled with clinical evidence demonstrating the life-changing benefits of rtCGM, have expanded access to rtCGM for millions of people over the years,” said Kevin Sayre, President and CEO of Dexcom. “Dexcom is committed to working with healthcare providers, private payers, governments and nonprofit organizations around the world to significantly expand access to rtCGM for people with all types of diabetes.”

To join the conversation, Dexcom invites everyone See Diabetes.com To visit and share their photo and story about how diabetes has affected them or someone they know using the hashtag #SeeDiabetes.

About DexCom, Inc.

DexCom, Inc. operates We focus on empowering people to take control of their health through innovative real-time continuous glucose monitoring (rtCGM) systems. Headquartered in San Diego, California, with offices throughout Europe and select parts of Asia/Oceania, Dexcom has become a leader in diabetes care technology. By meeting the needs of users, caregivers and providers, Dexcom simplifies and improves diabetes management around the world. For more information about Dexcom, see www.dexcom.com.

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[1] Discom. Data on file, 2023.

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