Hypoglycemia – a condition in which low blood glucose levels can cause you to feel dizzy, weak, and shaky – can catch you by ...

MIT’s wireless skin implant delivers glucagon instantly when blood sugar drops, offering new safety for diabetics, even while ...

MIT engineers have developed a tiny implantable device that could revolutionize emergency treatment for people with Type 1 ...

Asked of the wrong person at the wrong time, such a question could be taken as prurient impertinence, with face-reddening consequences for all concerned.But for diabetes patients, it could become as ...

For individuals with type 1 diabetes – an autoimmune condition – maintaining stable blood sugar is a constant challenge.

A San Diego company is testing an implant measures blood glucose levels and lasts for up to a year. The sensor connects wirelessly with a receiver to record the data.

Fuel cell implant uses blood sugar to manage type 1 diabetes More testing and funding is needed to bring the device to market By Daniel Sims March 30, 2023, 13:37 13 comments ...

Checking blood glucose levels used to mean a finger prick and a test-strip, but researchers at the University of Tokyo are offering a different approach: a glowing skin implant. After being ...

Instead of putting up with a mild pin-prick whenever your blood sugar levels need testing, Japanese scientists have invented a little implant that glows when the levels change. No pain, and a free ...

In addition to requiring a trip to a lab, blood tests are sometimes painful and require time and effort to parse the data. IE 11 is not supported.