A novel, non-invasive way to make diabetes monitoring easier has been devised by a team of German researchers. People generally do this at home using electronic devices that read sugar levels in a tiny drop of blood. However, the researchers, using infrared laser light applied on top of the skin, they measure sugar levels in the fluid in and under skin cells to read blood sugar levels. "This opens the fantastic possibility that diabetes ...You have just read an article categorized health
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