A professor at the University of Waterloo has developed a blood glucose monitor you wear on your wrist that doesn’t use ...

The study was intended to explore the possible uses for blood-sugar data and what tools the company could ... The research ...

Introduced in the late 1990s, continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) revolutionized diabetes care. Prior to CGM, home blood ...

Apple has been testing a health-focused app that's aimed at diabetes prevention, reports Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The app isn't ...

It can occur in people with or without diabetes ... Yes, you can measure your blood sugar level by using the continuous glucose monitor (CGM) or finger-prick test. These methods can be done ...

CHICAGO -- In recent years, smartwatches and smart rings have grown increasingly popular, adorning the wrists and fingers of ...

A new device from Abbott Laboratories, called Lingo, is geared toward people who don’t have diabetes but want to see how food and activity affect their glucose levels.

The company tested the service on select employees earlier this year, part of its broader push into blood-sugar features ... effort to build a no-prick glucose monitor, but it could ultimately ...

Without insulin ... 24 hours a day through a sensor just under your skin, replacing finger-prick testing. They are widely funded and used overseas. The monitors alert users to low blood glucose and ...

Without insulin ... replacing finger-prick testing. They are widely funded and used overseas. The monitors alert users to low blood glucose and have significantly reduced hospitalisations for ...