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HME Square aims to measure glucose painlessly with photoacoustics

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HME Square uses photoacoustics to test glucose levels noninvasively. The company claims its initial study shows accuracy better than continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices on the market. HME Square is in the R&D stage now, and it will take a couple more years to bring the device to market.

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HME Square aims to measure glucose painlessly with photoacoustics

People with diabetes have to monitor their blood sugar levels regularly by pricking their skin. Many glucose-monitoring device makers worldwide are pursuing needle-free approaches to make this painful process more manageable. Among them is a South Korean company called HME Square, which uses photoacoustics to test glucose levels noninvasively. HME Square was founded in 2020 […]

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