Recently, several studies have been conducted on wearable biosensors. Despite being skin-
adhesive and mountable diagnostic devices, flexible biosensor patches cannot truly be …

The skin, as the largest and most accessible organ in the human body, contains biofluids
rich in biomarkers useful not only in diagnosis and monitoring of diseases, but also in …

It is shown here that microwave sensors can be used to monitor glucose in serum
concentration with minimum detectable as well as resolution of 1 mMol· L-1 (≈ 18 mg· dL-1) …

The artificial pancreas is a long-awaited goal for the management of type 1 diabetes, and its
development was recently triggered by the development of continuous glucose sensors …

The use of commercially available continuous glucose monitors for diabetes management
requires sensor calibrations, which until recently are exclusively performed by the patient. A …

Infection, the most common complication of chronic wounds, has placed tremendous burden
on patients and society. Existing care strategies could hardly reflect in situ wound status …

Minimally invasive continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) sensors are wearable medical
devices that provide real-time measurement of subcutaneous glucose concentration. This …

The main objective of diabetes control is to correct hyperglycaemia while avoiding
hypoglycaemia, especially in insulin‐treated patients. Fear of hypoglycaemia is a hurdle to …

Analytical performance and tissue interactions of nitric oxide (NO)-releasing continuous
glucose sensors were evaluated over a 28 d study in a diabetic swine model. Interstitial …

Background: Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) require percutaneous wire probes to
monitor glucose. Sensors based on luminescent hydrogels are being explored as fully …