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Can Your Apple Watch Test Your Blood Sugar Level?
Can Your Apple Watch Test Your Blood Sugar Level?
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"These wearable technologies are only as useful to the patients as they are accurate and precise."
The Apple Watch — often touted as a way to help monitor steps and sleep — may soon be able to check your blood sugar levels, making it more akin to a medical device. Will this technology change the game for diabetics and others?
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Southern California is beginning to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic and new job opportunities in advanced industries, including mobility and transportation, are on the way. dot.LA is partnering with CoMotion to host "Motivate SOCAL," a half-day virtual event, set for May 19, 2021. Register here.