Artificial pancreas developed, twice as cool as your boring real one
Filed under: Wearables
We’ve never really found much use for our pancreas. It doesn’t comes up in conversation, and tends to be a bit of a non-entity when it comes to our social life. Still, some society have a bit more trouble with their pancreai, and for those folks the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation is working on an artificial pancreas to do the job. It’s based around existing technology for monitoring and moderating blood sugar levels, but “closes the loop,”
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Original post by Paul Miller
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