No more little pricks -- diabetes breathalyzer detects acetone for painless diagnosis

Rather than rely on painful finger sticks and blood tests to diagnose diabetes, scientists at Oxford University are developing an acetone breathalyzer. The breathalyzer detects ketoacidosis when your body can't absorb glucose insufficient insulin. The post No more little pricks — diabetes breathalyzer detects acetone for painless diagnosis appeared first on Digital Trends.