Announcement • Jun 06
DexCom, Inc. (NasdaqGS:DXCM) entered into an agreement to acquire NutriSense, Inc. DexCom, Inc. (NasdaqGS:DXCM) entered into an agreement to acquire NutriSense, Inc. on June 4, 2026.
The transaction anticipated to close in the coming weeks, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals. Announcement • Jun 05
DexCom Presents Results from The CONNECT Randomized Control Trial, Launches Reimagined Stelo Ap DexCom, Inc. will present new clinical findings, product advancements and strategic business initiatives reinforcing its commitment to improving care for people with all types of diabetes and ushering in a new era of early stage CGM intervention and preventative care at the American Diabetes Association’s Scientific Sessions in New Orleans, June 5-8, 2026. The CONNECT study will demonstrate Dexcom CGM benefits for adults with Type 2 diabetes not using insulin. Co-author of the CONNECT study, Thomas W. Martens, MD, from the International Diabetes Center, will present findings from the randomized controlled trial showcasing the clinical benefits of Dexcom CGM use by adults with Type 2 diabetes not on insulin therapy. This RCT study has the potential to have considerable impact to future standards of care for the Type 2 non-insulin using patient population. The presentation will take place on June 6 at 1:45 p.m. CDT in the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, La Nouvelle Orleans C (Level 2). On June 5, select Stelo users will be offered the opportunity for early access to a completely reimagined app experience, which received FDA clearance last month. Stelo will now provide all people not on insulin seeking better health a smarter, more intuitive way to understand their metabolism. The redesigned app will launch with a suite of new features including pattern recognition, proactive AI coaching and personalized daily and weekly summaries. These new features make it even easier for users to track and understand their body over time, revealing connections between glucose patterns and how they feel. The full rollout of the new Stelo app experience is expected later this summer. Dexcom has entered into an agreement to acquire Nutrisense, with the transaction anticipated to close in the coming weeks, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals. With this acquisition, Dexcom will further expand its ability to support users beyond glucose data alone by incorporating access to registered dietitians, personalized nutrition guidance and behavior-change support. The acquisition strengthens Dexcom’s ability to provide personal nutrition education and guidance linking food choices to glucose responses. Together, these announcements at the ADA Scientific Sessions reflect Dexcom’s continued investment in evidence-based, technology-enabled solutions designed to expand access to CGM, support earlier intervention and offer more personalized diabetes and metabolic health management. DXCM
Live News • Jun 05
DexCom Expands Diabetes Reach With Nutrisense Deal and New Type 2 Data at ADA 2026 DexCom plans to present new clinical data, product updates and business initiatives at the American Diabetes Association Scientific Sessions in June 2026, with a focus on continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) benefits for people with Type 2 diabetes not using insulin.
The company has agreed to acquire Nutrisense, a CGM-focused nutrition and coaching platform, aiming to expand its offerings into personalized nutrition guidance and preventative care.
A recent comparison with Insulet highlights DexCom’s focus on CGM systems and notes its international reach and established profitability, while Insulet is described as having faster revenue growth and a valuation some commentators view as more attractive.
The emphasis on Type 2, non-insulin users and the planned Nutrisense acquisition point to DexCom pushing further into earlier-stage diabetes management and lifestyle-focused solutions. This could broaden its addressable market beyond intensive insulin users.
Investors may wish to monitor how DexCom integrates Nutrisense and how upcoming clinical data from the CONNECT trial shapes clinician adoption, particularly as comparisons with Insulet keep attention on competitive positioning and pricing of diabetes technology stocks.