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After 'insulin in a pill', new tech may help diabetics monitor their blood sugar without painful finger pricks every day.

The patch does not pierce the skin, instead it draws glucose out from fluid between cells across hair follicles.

An array of sensors in the lens can also help test for stress hormones and uric acid.

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Abbott today launched the professional version of its flash glucose monitoring system, which will help doctors personalise treatment plans ...

To avoid confusing users, Apple will simply eliminate the ability to input new blood glucose metrics until an update can remedy the problem.

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A simple blood test can reveal an individual's risk of developing diabetes far earlier than previously believed, scientists say.

'Priced less than Rs 2000, the device provides accurate measurements of glucose level within time frame of five seconds.'