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Israeli company Glucon has received a patent for their Glucose Monitoring Watch, which uses an ultrasound unit to identify blood vessels in the arm, then pinging the vein with a laser to determine sugar levels. Once Glucon can bring their watch to market, millions of diabetes patients will be able to check their blood sugar levels without breaking their skin at all.
Glucon awarded US patent for glucose monitoring technology [Globes via MedGadget]
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