Implantable Glucose Sensor Successful in Pigs, Diabetic Humans Next

Jul 29th, 2010

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Thanks to new research, diabetics could one day have a long-term solution to glucose monitoring. According to Technology Review, researchers implanted glucose sensors in pigs, and have concluded that they worked successfully for two years . Now, David Gough, the bioengineer who founded the company behind the pig experiment, GlySens, is petitioning the U.S.

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