Biolinq Shine’s use of a microsensor array mitigates the need for an introducer needle for sensor placement as in traditional ...

A new kind of wearable wristband could reshape how people with diabetes understand and manage their health. In addition to checking blood sugar, this wearable checks a series of important indicators ...

The San Diego-based company claims a number of firsts for its coin-sized Biolinq Shine device, including that it is so far ...

Biolinq Incorporated, a pioneering developer of precision multi-analyte biosensors to improve metabolic health, today announced the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted De Novo Classification ...

Apparently, one of his teachers didn't get the memo, however. During a math exam, the teen's glucose monitor alarmed, ...

Dexcom announced that its G7 diabetes sensor can now link directly to a user’s Apple Watch, allowing them to track their glucose readings in real-time even if their iPhone isn’t nearby. According to ...

For decades, people with diabetes have relied on finger pricks to withdraw blood or adhesive microneedles to measure and manage their glucose levels. In addition to being painful, these methods can ...

Acetone may be best known as a sharp-smelling solvent found in nail polish remover, but inside your body it can tell an important story about health. In fact, the amount of acetone in your breath can ...

One of the most common factors that prevents people with diabetes from routinely monitoring their blood sugar levels is that most modern machines require needles and small amounts of blood. However, ...

Biolinq, a health technology company developing precision multi-analyte wearable biosensors for metabolic health, announced it secured $100 million in Series C funding. Alpha Wave Ventures led the ...

Currently, most diabetics have to check their blood glucose levels by performing finger-prick blood tests, or via implanted sensors. An experimental new device, however, could someday do the job while ...

Her son claimed he felt shaky, so he glanced at the monitor anyway. The teacher confiscated it and gave him detention for using a device during testing. The school nurse later confirmed that his blood ...