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Biolinq’s Needle-Free Autonomous Wearable Biosensor, Shine™, Receives FDA De Novo Classification, Establishing New Device Category
EvoNexus USA Overview Biolinq, an EvoNexus graduate company, announced that its Shine™ device, a needle-free autonomous wearable biosensor, has received FDA De Novo classification. This classification creates a new regulatory category fo... -
Labman Develops Next-Gen POCT HPV Screening Device under EU ELEVATE Project: Rapid Detection of 14 HPV Strains and Two Biomarkers
News-Medical.net UK Overview Labman has developed a next-generation point-of-care (POCT) HPV screening device as part of the EU-funded ELEVATE project. This compact, portable instrument utilizes microfluidic 'lab-on-a-chip' technology to... -
Nucleic Acid Biosensors Integrating DNA Nanotechnology and CRISPR-Cas Systems Revolutionize Cancer Liquid Biopsy Detection
ACS Sensors - ACS Publications USA Overview A review published in ACS Sensors highlights the potential of nucleic acid-based biosensors leveraging DNA nanotechnology and CRISPR-Cas systems to dramatically enhance the sensitive detection ... -
Roche Secures EU CE Mark for Elecsys pTau217 Alzheimer’s and Elecsys IGRA TB Blood Tests
GlobeNewswire Switzerland Overview Roche announced that its Elecsys pTau217 blood test for Alzheimer's disease diagnosis and Elecsys IGRA TB test for latent tuberculosis infection have received EU CE mark certification. This approval, pa... -
UC San Diego Researchers Develop ‘CHARM Ring’ for Non-Invasive Glucose and Lactate Monitoring
AboutRun USA Overview Researchers at the University of California San Diego have developed a prototype 'CHARM Ring' that non-invasively monitors up to four biomarkers, including glucose and lactate, using passive fluid extraction from th... -
Flexible Wearable Biosensors Revolutionize Health Monitoring: Advances in Biofluid Biomarkers and Self-Powered Devices
Polymers (via PMC / NIH) USA Overview A review in 'Polymers' highlights recent advancements in flexible wearable biosensors, paving the way for real-time, continuous health monitoring. These sensors, characterized by self-powering capabi... -
Highly Sensitive “Signal-On” Electrochemical Sensor Developed for Rapid Hyaluronidase Activity Detection in Biologics and Urine
Talanta (via PubMed) Unknown Overview Recent research introduces an innovative "signal-on" electrochemical sensor for rapid and highly sensitive detection of hyaluronidase (HAase) activity in biologics and urine samples. The sensor opera... -
Next-Generation Electrochemical Biosensors Transform Clinical Diagnostics: Driving POCT and Personalized Medicine through Portability and AI Integration
Taylor & Francis Online Unknown Overview Advances in electrochemical biosensing are revolutionizing clinical and biochemical diagnostics, enabling rapid and highly sensitive detection of biomarkers for infectious diseases, metabolic diso... -
Wearable Biosensor Tracking Reveals Personalized Physiome Data and Early Disease Signals: Duke Researchers Identify Circadian Differences and Novel Biomarkers
Scholars@Duke (Duke University) USA Overview Researchers at Duke University demonstrated that tracking physiomes and activity via wearable biosensors yields novel health information, identifying individual physiological circadian differe... -
Microfluidics for Wearable Biosensors Advances: Real-time Biofluid Analysis and AI Integration Explored in New Review
Lab on a Chip UK Overview A new open-access review in Lab on a Chip details significant advancements in integrating microfluidic systems into wearable biosensors. The paper focuses on design principles, material selection, and fabricatio...
