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Diabetes is an enormous global problem... and it is on the rise. Despite decades of research and advances in technology, the methods of accurately measuring glucose in the body are still quite primitive. A new type of blood glucose monitor being developed at MIT could not only eliminate the need for finger pricks, but could also offer more accurate readings by way of a “tattoo” of nanoparticles injected below the skin. .. Continue Reading Carbon nanotube 'tattoo' to measure blood glucose levels in diabetics
Tags: Diabetes, MIT, Nanoparticles, Nanotechnology, Sensor
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