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UC workers on strike share stories - Vimarsana News

UC workers on strike share stories

Striking University of California academic workers have put their picket lines on hold for the winter break, after agreeing to mediation with university negotiators. In other news, California utility regulators moved this month to prepare for the state’s transition away from natural gas. Plus, we have details on some of the most popular holiday light displays in San Diego County.

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Scientists test ingestible device that measures metabolism - Vimarsana News

Scientists test ingestible device that measures metabolism

Researchers at UCSD have created a pill-sized monitor that measures metabolism, showing results on a smartphone or laptop.

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UCSD creates experimental 'smart pill' that could aid in fighting inflammatory bowel disease and diabetes - Vimarsana News

UCSD creates experimental 'smart pill' that could aid in fighting inflammatory bowel disease and diabetes

In research conducted on pigs, the inch-long, self-powered biosensor proved that it could continuously monitor glucose in the small intestine.

UCSD creates experimental 'smart pill' that could aid in fighting inflammatory bowel disease and diabetes - Vimarsana News

UCSD creates experimental 'smart pill' that could aid in fighting inflammatory bowel disease and diabetes

In research conducted on pigs, the inch-long, self-powered biosensor proved that it could continuously monitor glucose in the small intestine.

Researchers develop a self-powered ingestible sensor system to monitor intestinal metabolites - Vimarsana News

Researchers develop a self-powered ingestible sensor system to monitor intestinal metabolites

Engineering researchers have developed a battery-free, pill-shaped ingestible biosensing system designed to provide continuous monitoring in the intestinal environment.