Yes, there are several apps mentioned in the knowledge base that can help manage diabetes:

1. BlueStar
- Approved by the FDA.
- Provides real-time coaching on blood glucose results and healthy food choices.
- Helps organize medications, set reminders, and find diabetes-friendly recipes and meal plans.
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Yes, there are several apps mentioned in the knowledge base that can help manage diabetes:

1. BlueStar:
- Approved by the FDA.
- Provides real-time coaching on blood glucose results and healthy food choices.
- Helps organize medications, set reminders, and find diabetes-friendly recipes and meal plans.
- Syncs with your glucose meter and sends results to your healthcare providers.

2. mySugr:
- Promises to "make diabetes suck less."
- Tracks blood glucose levels, insulin, and medications.
- Sends data and charts directly to your physician.

3. Glucose Buddy:
- Similar to mySugr in functionality.

These apps are designed to supplement, not replace, care from a healthcare provider.

 This AI-generated response comes from DiabetesTeam and other selected sources. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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