Medical Economics July 11, 2025
Todd Shryock, Chris Mazzolini

Key Takeaways

  • The wristband combines microneedle sampling, ultrasonic, and ECG sensors for real-time monitoring of glucose, alcohol, lactate, blood pressure, and heart rate.
  • It offers a comprehensive health view, surpassing traditional glucose monitors by integrating metabolic and cardiovascular monitoring.
  • The device’s readings align with standard commercial devices, and future enhancements may include AI and alternative power sources.
  • This innovation is part of a trend towards multi-sensor wearables for chronic disease management outside clinical settings.

A flexible new wristband developed by engineers at the University of California San Diego could improve how people with diabetes manage their health by continuously monitoring glucose and key cardiovascular signals in real time.

A flexible new wristband developed by engineers at the University...

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