I'm very happy to share my latest publication with Prof. Danilo Mandic, "An In-Ear PPG-Based Blood Glucose Monitor: A Proof-of-Concept Study"!
This research explores, for the first time, the ear canal as a potential site for non-invasive blood glucose monitoring. The in-ear sensor uses photoplethysmography (PPG) in combination with machine learning to estimate blood glucose levels without the need for painful fingersticks or invasive devices.
My aim is to make diabetes management easier, more convenient, and less expensive for millions of people around the world, paving the way for earlier diagnosis and enhanced treatment of diabetes.
I'd love to hear your thoughts and opinions on this new approach to blood glucose monitoring. Let's discuss!
Very cool! I'm currently wearing a CGM. I already love these and find them super non-invasive (Freestyle Libre 3). It's a penny that sits on your arm and every 14 days you change it for 1 minute.
But this would probably be even cooler.
Do you think there would be other locations that lend themselves to this, besides ear canal? People already use their ears for headphones a lot, so it might be difficult to use for some.
[+] [-] gh_hammour|2 years ago|reply
This research explores, for the first time, the ear canal as a potential site for non-invasive blood glucose monitoring. The in-ear sensor uses photoplethysmography (PPG) in combination with machine learning to estimate blood glucose levels without the need for painful fingersticks or invasive devices.
My aim is to make diabetes management easier, more convenient, and less expensive for millions of people around the world, paving the way for earlier diagnosis and enhanced treatment of diabetes.
I'd love to hear your thoughts and opinions on this new approach to blood glucose monitoring. Let's discuss!
[+] [-] exfatloss|2 years ago|reply
But this would probably be even cooler.
Do you think there would be other locations that lend themselves to this, besides ear canal? People already use their ears for headphones a lot, so it might be difficult to use for some.
[+] [-] GloriousKoji|2 years ago|reply
[+] [-] rodrigokss|2 years ago|reply
Undoubtely, this project has a huge potential for each and everyone of us. I really hope you succeed.
I will also share this topic to the ones whom I believe it could be looking for. Thanks for sharing it.
[+] [-] gh_hammour|2 years ago|reply