An Insight into the Future of Blood Tests

It is with no denying that blood can provide some critical information on human body. From indicating diseases and disclosing body wasting, we can only imagine the numerous benefits that can be provided by personal healthcare by the new blood testing technology. That’s easy to see why since it allows for permanent, quick and cheap monitoring of blood indices without necessarily taking usual samples of capillary blood.

This is possible since researchers are now working day and night to  ensure blood tests can be done by a sensor in your mobile. ‘Brolis Semiconductors,’ a Lithuanian capital company that specializes in production of semiconductor photonics and electrooptic systems  together with researchers from the Institute of Digestive Research of the Lithuanian university of Health Sciences has created innovative blood test technology. This new technology will allow to permanently and noninvasively monitoring levels of lactase, glucose and other substances in blood of healthy and unhealthy individuals.

With their new blood testing technology, it is expected that the test will not require usual blood samples and puncture of skin or mucous membrane. This comes as good news to many since it won’t cause pain or pose any risk of blood transmitted infections. Thanks to this innovation, patients will have blood tests performed faster, simpler, cheaper, and without any pain.

But how does the new blood testing technology work to guarantee remarkable results. To give you a tip of the iceberg, it consists of noninvasive sensor that measures blood’s biochemical indices. It is anticipated that the sensor will be integrated in smartphones or watches of many people. Even though the innovation is yet to materialize, it will certainly go a long way in transforming the future of blood tests not only in Lithuania but also worldwide.

In Conclusion

The sheer thought of blood tests being done by a sensor in your mobile is something that’s worth waiting for in the future. After all, it will help people link the changes of monitored blood indices with how they feel and share this information with physicians and AI applications. However, you ought to keep in mind that this is just but one of the many innovations destined to shape the future of blood testing. To ensure you are not left behind in the wake of new blood testing technology, consider reading Roche Diagram regional healthcare magazine today from the comfort of your home.