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While the approach has only been tested in yeast models of human brain cells, it could pave the way to a new clinical therapy for the progressive neurological disease.
The device can detect specific glucose levels in sweat for three weeks.
The patch can calibrate the glucose measurements based on the pH and temperature changes in sweat due to factors such as exercise and eating.
The continuous monitoring of sweat holds the potential to provide key insights into human health, including monitoring glucose levels within the body.
Serendipity abounds throughout Qi Chen’s research story.