Apple has pursued the tech for more than a decade, and now the ability to track glucose on your Apple Watch could finally be on the horizon. Reading time 2 minutes Apple is reportedly close to ...

Apple is reportedly working on a blood glucose monitoring system that would warn Apple Watch users if they are prediabetic. The system isn’t designed to give actual blood sugar readings to diabetes ...

“The whole sensor field is going to explode. It’s already exploding. It’s a little all over the place right now, but with the arc of time, it will become clearer I think,” said Apple CEO, Tim Cook, ...

Apple periodically updates its app store with lists of apps for particular groups of people. Even as the new iOS 8, with a built in Health app, goes into beta, Apple has added a new list: "Apple's ...

Personal computing, phones, watches, and ... diabetes? Cupertino-based Apple has over its 41-year lifespan successfully disrupted the former, but it may be about to revolutionize treatment for the ...

Apple is working on tech that will allow an Apple Watch to monitor glucose levels in people with diabetes. Bloomberg cites insider sources that say Apple is making progress on this technology, which ...

Apple's health push now includes more tools for diabetics. Apple retail stores have started carrying a diabetes tracking product -- in this case, One Drop's blood glucose monitor. It's not a ...

It’s only been a few months since the Apple Watch began testing the waters as a tried-and-true medical device. But already, the wearable is proving its mettle. As per the latest study from Cardiogram ...

Big tech companies like Apple, Amazon and Google are intensely focusing their efforts and heavily investing in fighting diabetes as another possible revenue source. Health tech is big business and ...

During Apple's iPhone 3.0 event, the presentation of a mobile-attached blood glucose monitor for diabetic users apparently bored some journalists in the room. However, the demonstration not only ...

Data from Apple research programs and the Apple Watch have been used to study the impact of both general activity and menstrual cycles on the glucose levels of diabetics. While the study included men ...