Company designing app for Apple Watch that graphs users blood glucose levels 
Diabetics who are insulin dependent have to constantly monitor their blood glucose. That requires using a lancet to draw blood, a painful process as it requires pricking one's finger constantly. But a company called DexCom is working on an app for the Apple Watch that will display the user's blood glucose level and graph it every five minutes without requiring finger pricks. The app is expected to be ready for the Apple Watch launch in April. DexCom had already received approval last month for its Apple iPhone app.
If DexCom can perfect its app, it might help draw a large contingent ...Read More>>>>>
Diabetics who are insulin dependent have to constantly monitor their blood glucose. That requires using a lancet to draw blood, a painful process as it requires pricking one's finger constantly. But a company called DexCom is working on an app for the Apple Watch that will display the user's blood glucose level and graph it every five minutes without requiring finger pricks. The app is expected to be ready for the Apple Watch launch in April. DexCom had already received approval last month for its Apple iPhone app.
If DexCom can perfect its app, it might help draw a large contingent ...Read More>>>>>
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