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CONTACTLESS: Users report the results via the GTT@home app by scanning the test device fob using their NFC smartphone The University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust in the UK is to trial a solution that allows pregnant women to quickly and easily report the results of a home test for diabetes to antenatal care providers […]

CONTACTLESS: Users report the results via the GTT@home app by scanning the test device fob using their NFC smartphone The University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust in the UK is to trial a solution that allows pregnant women to quickly and easily report the results of a home test for diabetes to antenatal care providers

CONTACTLESS: Users report the results via the GTT@home app by scanning the test device fob using their NFC smartphone The University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust in the UK is to trial a solution that allows pregnant women to quickly and easily report the results of a home test for diabetes to antenatal care providers

CONTACTLESS: Users report the results via the GTT@home app by scanning the test device fob using their NFC smartphone The University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust in the UK is to trial a solution that allows pregnant women to quickly and easily report the results of a home test for diabetes to antenatal care providers

CONTACTLESS: Users report the results via the GTT@home app by scanning the test device fob using their NFC smartphone The University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust in the UK is to trial a solution that allows pregnant women to quickly and easily report the results of a home test for diabetes to antenatal care providers

CONTACTLESS: Users report the results via the GTT@home app by scanning the test device fob using their NFC smartphone The University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust in the UK is to trial a solution that allows pregnant women to quickly and easily report the results of a home test for diabetes to antenatal care providers

CONTACTLESS: Users report the results via the GTT@home app by scanning the test device fob using their NFC smartphone The University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust in the UK is to trial a solution that allows pregnant women to quickly and easily report the results of a home test for diabetes to antenatal care providers

CONTACTLESS: Users report the results via the GTT@home app by scanning the test device fob using their NFC smartphone The University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust in the UK is to trial a solution that allows pregnant women to quickly and easily report the results of a home test for diabetes to antenatal care providers

CONTACTLESS: Users report the results via the GTT@home app by scanning the test device fob using their NFC smartphone The University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust in the UK is to trial a solution that allows pregnant women to quickly and easily report the results of a home test for diabetes to antenatal care providers

CONTACTLESS: Users report the results via the GTT@home app by scanning the test device fob using their NFC smartphone The University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust in the UK is to trial a solution that allows pregnant women to quickly and easily report the results of a home test for diabetes to antenatal care providers