Apple Developing Pain-Free Blood Sugar Monitoring for Apple Watch to Help Diabetics

Apple is developing non-invasive blood glucose monitoring for Apple Watch to help diabetics.
Current glucose testing is expensive, painful, and requires finger pricks and a glucometer.
Apple appointed Tim Millet, a veteran executive, to lead the Apple Watch glucose monitoring team.
The technology uses lasers under skin to measure blood glucose levels.
The hardware is currently iPhone-sized, so must be sharply miniaturized to fit into an Apple Watch.

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Apple Taps Top Exec to Lead Years-Long Effort to Bring Noninvasive Blood Glucose Monitoring to Apple Watch

Apple has placed one of its senior chip executives in charge of its project to develop noninvasive blood sugar monitoring for the Apple Watch, signaling the company's continued commitment to the project, which is still years away from becoming a reality.