Rumors have been circulating for a while about the arrival of blood glucose measurement on Apple Watch. A non-invasive procedure eagerly awaited by diabetics who, for the moment, have no other way of measuring their blood glucose than to prick their finger to collect a droplet of blood, which is placed each time on a special disposable strip, before being inserted into a glucometer.
Blood glucose on Apple Watch, hundreds of engineers mobilized for more than 15 years ££££
A feature in development for more than fifteen years, on an idea born when Steve Jobs was still alive, and which was initially supposed to be launched in 2015 on the very first Apple Watch. According to the latest indiscretions collected by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, hundreds of engineers are still working on it, but it will be a few more years before the function can be integrated into Apple's connected watch.
In addition to blood sugar levels, this new sensor would detect the warning signs of diabetes, allowing users to take the necessary steps to prevent the disease from developing.
