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Hey!
Is scio can be used as a platform for blood tests and thus avoid the need for needles?
The intention is routine tests such as cholesterol, glucose, liver function and other tests are performed today.
Thank you!
Hi,
First, it should be noted that SCiO is NOT a medical device.
However, planned future versions include the ability to scan different parts of the body and analyze human tissue and fluids such as blood chemistry data.
Our research has found that substances like glucose have concentration levels that are undetectable for SCiO when used non-invasively. Other molecules, such as hemoglobin, may perhaps one day be detectable because they exist in sufficiently large concentrations within the body.
Ayelet,
The ConsumerPhysics team
I think they mentioned in the FAQ that it’s a no. It won’t work non-invasive.
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