Advanced sensing features are coming to wearables beginning in 2025 and Penn State’s device, made with laser-modified ...

Drawing for your patients helps them better understand their condition, said endocrinologist Michael B. Natter, who is also a ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is urging all patients with smartphone-compatible diabetes devices to check their phone ...

This CGM will track your body's response - Could personalised glucose data inform your body’s metabolism and performance?

Glucotrack has successfully completed its first in-human clinical study for the first real-time, continuous blood glucose monitor (CBGM) placed in the subclavian vein.

Medical experts said such an innovative monitoring method, may significantly enhance patients' compliance to blood glucose ...

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For millions of people with diabetes, daily glucose monitoring often involves painful finger-stick tests to draw blood for analysis. But researchers at Binghamton University are exploring a ...

The introduction of the continuous glucose monitor made that unnecessary. The small device, typically attached to the arm, has a sensor under the skin that sends readings to an app on a phone or ...

For at-home monitoring of blood glucose levels, the following tests are available and widely used: Glucose meter (glucometer): This device takes a small sample of blood from your fingertip.

The Omnitest plus blood glucose monitor consist of a sensor system for measuring blood glucose in capillary blood. The Omnitest® plus system provides a quick and easy way to measure the blood ...

Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices provide real-time blood sugar readings 24 hours a day, allowing people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes to closely track blood glucose levels and trends. Most ...