Elizabeth Hayes, Staff Reporter, Portland Business Journal
For people with Type 1 diabetes, the more blood-glucose monitoring they can do, the better.
But pricking a finger and drawing blood up to 20 times a day is both painful and inconvenient. Continuous glucose monitoring devices exist currently, but none is noninvasive — they still require a sensor to be inserted under the skin.
But what if you could monitor your glucose levels with a wearable device, similar to a watch, 24/7?
A Portland startup is charging toward that goal, as are all the large medical device makers. Read more at bizjournals.com