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A Monmouthshire-based company has shown its pioneering blood sugar monitoring device at an Indian conference.

A PIONEERING Monmouthshire company developing a “revolutionary” non-invasive wearable blood glucose sensor has had to turn to India for its latest recruit due to a skills shortage in the UK.

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Afon Technology, a leading Welsh innovator in healthcare technology, is proud to announce its selection as a finalist in the prestigious Junkosha’s Technology Innovator of the Year Award.

MORE than one in four people with type 1 diabetes experience dangerously low blood sugar levels at least once every three days, a survey published to mark World Diabetes Day has found. 

Two Newport companies have been recognised for their part in raising the profile of science and technology in Wales.

Afon, the UK-based company that’s leading the charge for a non-invasive wrist-based glucose tracker, has announced successful trials of its device. The company has been conducting trials in Germany, and says that its device was capable of tracking glucose levels non-invasively and passed a big hurdle on the way to getting its device to market.

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