# Blog

**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.