Blood Glucose Monitor Could Benefit Millions Of Diabetics, Swansea University Study
At present, diabetics need to test their blood glucose a number of times each day – a process which requires the extraction of blood. However, Professor Porch has led efforts to introduce a new type of blood glucose monitor which relies on non-invasive techniques.Professor Adrian Porch and his research team at the School of Engineering are developing a device which they believe could help millions of people with diabetes.
At present, diabetics need to test their blood glucose a number of times each day – a process which requires the extraction of blood. However, Professor Porch has led efforts to introduce a new type of blood glucose monitor which relies on non-invasive techniques.
At present, diabetics need to test their blood glucose a number of times each day – a process which requires the extraction of blood. However, Professor Porch has led efforts to introduce a new type of blood glucose monitor which relies on non-invasive techniques.