Me too! I'll even have the Dexcom in there for control data.Take my money and I'll help test this!!!
They may be trying to avoid FDA on the watch, but any glucose monitoring 'device', even if built within a strap, will need some serious regulatory approvals, trials and evidence before it could be used for medical purposes.
And I hope they're doing that, because this is really exciting.
So where them pics at if he was spotted with it
Yes, that makes me sad, but I had a sinking feeling it wouldn't be.Makes it clear that glucose monitoring will NOT be build into the next Apple Watch.
Just to nit-pick... it can be worn anywhere. Since it's invasive, it needs to be moved around regularly since the skin gets irritated and scars slightly at each insertion point.
Source: My wife, who's a diabetes educator, type II diabetic, and has worn various glucose monitors (and insulin pumps, for that matter) for much of the past decade.
Why wouldn't it be exclusive? It would be an immense selling point for both the watch and the iPhone. The Apple Watch is already exclusive to the iPhone. They'd have to make the Apple Watch cross-platform.and who says this is an apple exclusive? Or did the article just fail to mention this.?.
I can't find anything of value in this entire post.Good guy Tim Cook and his glucose monitor. Glucose monitors are the next big thing (tm) and a must have if you want to be cool, just like good guy Cook. However, an alcohol level monitor would certainly be useful to more people, including hipsters.
Buy more stock in Apple before this hits the market!Buy stock in pharma when these hit the market. 80% of all type 2 diabetes cases are undiagnosed.
Current continuous glucose monitoring systems require a small sensor that's worn under the skin to monitor glucose levels.
More likely type 1.Buy stock in pharma when these hit the market. 80% of all type 2 diabetes cases are undiagnosed.
Ever heard of diabetes?? There is no downside to being able to monitor your blood sugar 24/7. At the very least it will help you understand how different foods affect the levels and could lead to better food choices. There are a lot of things in life to worry about, this isn't one of them. *disclaimer: I am medical specialist working in the diabetes arena for many years.this seems really cool if you have some medical condition where you need to monitor your glucose level.
Little worried though that otherwise healthy people will start becoming obsessive over stuff like this when it's not really necessary to be monitoring your glucose at all times.