Researchers at Cambridge have developed a low-cost optical sensor that matched laboratory precision in tests, identifying foods, plastics and medicines with 100% accuracy and showing potential to track blood glucose and alcohol non-invasively.
Researchers at Cambridge have developed a low-cost optical sensor that matched laboratory precision in tests, identifying foods, plastics and medicines with 100% accuracy and showing potential to track blood glucose and alcohol non-invasively.
Non-invasive glucose tracking has been “five years away” since 2005. Where’s the clinical trial data?