Diabetes management requires a person to regularly monitor their glucose levels. For decades, this almost always required multiple, daily finger pinpricks to obtain blood samples. While wearable ...

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Using a device that shines near-infrared light on the skin to reveal the chemical composition of the tissue, a team of ...

Breakthroughs in optical sensing, like band-pass Raman spectroscopy, promise a future free from painful finger-prick blood ...

MIT researchers developed a compact band-pass Raman spectroscopy device that noninvasively tracks glucose through the skin in ...

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In recent years, diabetes management has undergone a remarkable transformation with the rise in continuous glucose monitors (CGMs). These devices present patients with an easier way to maintain ...

A noninvasive method for measuring blood glucose levels, developed at MIT, could save diabetes patients from having to prick ...

What if glucose could be measured without pain, inserts, or skin irritation? An optical device brings that possibility much ...

The wearable monitor is about the size of a short stack of quarters, though its creators want to shrink it as they develop the product. It’s called a “microneedle patch” — it’s placed on the body and ...