Glucose Testing via Earlobe, Not Stressful Fingersticks

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Ah, non-invasive glucose testing. It’s the dreamed-about Holy Grail of Diabetes, something we know could someday exist but seems to remain just beyond reach.There have been oodles of attempts at non-invasive approaches through the years — everyth…

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