Laser device detects blood glucose levels without the finger-prick

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Finger-prick tests to monitor blood glucose levels can be the bane of a diabetic's life. In a move that could put an end to such tests in the future, researchers at Princeton University have developed a non-invasive way to test blood glucose levels using a laser... Continue Reading Laser device detects blood glucose levels without the finger-prick



Section: Health and Wellbeing



Tags: Diabetes, Diabetic, Laser, Non-invasive, Princeton



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