Sanidad warns of night alert failure in diabetes app MiniMed Go

The Spanish Agency of Medicines and Health Products (Aemps) has warned that the MiniMed Go diabetes app may fail to activate certain nocturnal alerts, potentially delaying insulin administration and increasing hyperglycemia risk. Source: infobae Source: elmundoes

The app, developed by Medtronic Ibérica, integrates with continuous glucose monitoring sensors and the InPen smart insulin pen to provide real-time treatment data. Source: infobae

Key points of the alert:

• When the "Adjust day and night" option is disabled, the "Missed dose" and "Correct high glucose" alerts may not activate during nighttime hours. Source: elmundoes
• This could lead to patients missing rapid-acting insulin doses if they do not manually check the app, increasing the risk of hyperglycemia. Source: infobae
• The fix requires updating MiniMed Go to version 1.2.0 or higher; Medtronic is informing users via email. Source: elmundoes

Both sources report the same information, with no disagreement on the facts.