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The holy grail: What you need to know about wearables and glucose monitoring

The holy grail: What you need to know about wearables and glucose monitoring

Posted on June 20, 2019 By Jarvis

It’s what everyone is shooting for, but is it possible?

After taking care of our heart and attempting to tackle sleep disorders, what will be the next big health monitoring challenge wearable companies will try to tackle? There’s growing evidence that non-invasive glucose monitoring is next on the agenda.

Traditionally, it’s a process that involves drawing blood to take a measurement. The first company that is able to build a smartwatch or a fitness tracker that reveals your blood sugar levels in real time, will have a something truly groundbreaking on its hands.
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