

Franklin firm's bloodless diabetes gauge passes test
Device sits on skin to read glucose level

A small Franklin company says it is developing a novel device that could potentially let diabetics continuously monitor their blood-sugar levels - without having to draw blood. (Full article: 647 words)
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