Researchers use magnetic fields for non-invasive blood glucose monitoringThe steel, boxy-looking device uses low-field magnets and low-frequency radio waves to deliver readings.By M. Saleh, 11.16.2023
Why are non-diabetics suddenly wearing continuous glucose monitors?The trend has taken off online, despite no real evidence of its benefits.By M. Saleh, 07.18.2023
Apple is reportedly closer to bringing no-prick glucose monitoring to the WatchYou might only need a smartwatch to keep diabetes in check.By J. Fingas, 02.22.2023
FDA clears the first smartphone app to program insulin pump dosesTandem Diabetes Care's iOS and Android app connects to the t:slim X2 insulin pump.By K. Holt, 02.17.2022
All-in-one diabetes devices could take the hassle out of insulin injectionsNeither has been tested on humans yet.By J. Fingas, 01.20.2022
FDA approves the first smart insulin pen cap to help with dosingBigfoot Unity works with Abbott's FreeStyle Libre 2 glucose monitoring system.By K. Holt, 05.10.2021
Apple Watch could get blood sugar monitoring thanks to a UK tech dealThe agreement could be a boon for people with diabetes.By J. Fingas, 05.02.2021
Fitbit's latest tracking feature reminds you to log your blood glucose levelsIf you use OneTouch Reveal, you can automatically import your daily readings.By I. Bonifacic, 02.08.2021
Startup claims its new wearable can monitor blood sugar without needlesQuantum Operation Inc's prototype could be a big deal, if it works.By D. Cooper, 01.12.2021
FDA approves first automated insulin system for kidsIt can be used for children aged 2 to 6 with type 1 diabetes.By M. Moon, 09.01.2020
Telehealth got a huge boost from COVID-19. Now what?Health tech offers major benefits, but policymakers must make it accessible.By C. Low, 07.16.2020
FDA clears an interoperable, automated insulin pumpYou can pair it with a glucose monitor to keep diabetes in check.By J. Fingas, 12.15.2019
A new blood test could indicate multiple conditions with one sampleResearchers are calling it a ‘liquid health check.’By C. Fisher, 12.02.2019
Apple starts selling diabetes monitors in its storesOne Drop tracks blood sugar through your iPhone and Apple Watch.By J. Fingas, 06.27.2019
AI could be the key to catching Type 1 diabetes much earlierIBM's latest project could help identify patients at risk and help chart a course for tracking the condition.By B. Mastroianni, 06.17.2019
Amazon's first HIPAA-compliant Alexa skills help track your healthcareBook appointments and manage prescriptions with your voice.By J. Fingas, 04.04.2019
23andMe says gene report can detect the risk of type 2 diabetesThere are concerns about the test's accuracy and utility.By J. Fingas, 03.10.2019
Stem cell breakthrough could help cure type 1 diabetesScientists have turned human stem cells into insulin-producing cells.By J. Fingas, 02.03.2019
Researchers develop a painless glucose monitor for diabeticsIts tiny microneedles make it less invasive than what’s currently available.By M. Locklear, 01.07.2019
Eyelid glucose sensor might pick up where Verily left offNoviosense's technology has already shown promise in the real world.By J. Fingas, 11.18.2018