It seems new sweat sensors that provide health data are trending right now. In that vein, a recent Medgadget article discussed the latest in non-invasive sweat sensor technology. This one comes from a team of researchers at the University of California San Diego, and it’s intended to replace the undesirable finger pricks typically needed for accurate glucose level readings in patients with diabetes.
UCSD Researchers Create Non-Invasive Sweat Sensor for Glucose Levels
In tests, the device accurately predicts blood glucose levels before and after meals with 95% accuracy.
May 13, 2021
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