The WBAL-TV 11 News I-Team has discovered that there's growing concern in Maryland surrounding the resale of test strips that are used many times a day by diabetics."I'm going to talk about diabetic ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Food and Drug Administration is warning patients with diabetes about a recall of up to 62 million glucose test strips used to measure blood sugar levels that can show incorrect, ...

An unusual offer is popping up on roadside signs around York County — an offer to buy diabetic test strips. About 6 million people in the U.S. use insulin to manage their diabetes, according to Matt ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) -- From social media to the streets, there seems to be a huge demand for diabetic testing strips, which test glucose levels in the blood. For people living with diabetes, like ...

Signs like this one have popped up around the North Side, offering "cash" for diabetes test strips. It's unclear whether the practice is illegal, but a SUNY diabetes expert said the strips, which can ...

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WEBVTT TONIGHT, THE 11 NEWS I-TEAM LOOKED AT THE GROWING CONCERN SURROUNDING THE RESELLER PRODUCT THAT IS USED MANY TIMES A DAY BY DIABETICS. THIS IS A LIFELINE, SO TO SPEAK, AND IT HAS BECOME A QUICK ...

Viewer Betty Fischer said she took her doctor's prescription to get four diabetic test strips a day to a CVS Pharmacy in White Plains, Maryland. But CVS pharmacists told her they would only supply her ...

They could have stolen liquor. They could have demanded opiates like Vicodin or Percocet. Instead, two young men in hats, with bandannas over their faces, entered the CVS at Ina and Thornydale roads ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — You’ve probably seen the roadside signs on just about every corner here in Central Virginia that read, “cash for diabetic test strips.” It may seem like a get rich quick scheme, ...