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Siren Raises $9.5M, Led by an $8M Investment from Mölnlycke Health Care to Drive Diabetic Foot Ulcer Prevention and Management
Siren announces investment by Mölnlycke of $8 million to further development and adoption of Siren’s innovative diabetic foot ulcer prevention solution.

New Real-World Study Shows Effectiveness of Siren Socks to Prevent Diabetic Foot Ulcers: 83% Less Amputations
A new outcomes study of real-world data shows that patients using Siren Socks had 68% less ulcers and 83% less amputations.

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Living With Charcot
Charcot foot can make regular daily activities challenging. A few simple lifestyle modifications will help keep you healthy, safe, and thriving at home.

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Why You Should See a Foot Specialist
People with diabetes are less likely to experience amputations and hospitalizations when they include a podiatrist in their care.

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Staying Active Through Charcot Recovery
Here are four tips for keeping your body active while recovering from Charcot foot.

New Study on Siren Socks Shows High Utilization of 5.8 Days Per Week
A new study of real-world evidence shows patients at risk of diabetic foot ulcers use Siren Socks 22 to 25 days per month and 5.8 days per week on average.

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Marc’s Diabetic Feet Beat Part 5: (ALMOST) WELL-HEALED
The fifth installment of Marc's narrative describing how he manages his diabetes and health challenges.

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Continuous Glucose Monitoring: What You Need to Know
Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) are revolutionizing the way people manage their diabetes.

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A Pandemic Within The Pandemic: Limb Amputations During The COVID-19 Crisis
Data suggests that the decision to postpone or cancel non-urgent procedures may have been detrimental to the health of hundreds of Americans with diabetes.