Google Patent Reveals a Smart Contact Lens with an Integrated Glucose Reader that Novartis has now licensed - Patently Apple
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Google's New Smart Contact Lens
Diabetes: Google's looking to partner on smart contact lens project - MassDevice
Smart contact lens deal struck between Google, Novartis | CBC News
Technology enables soft contact lenses to monitor glucose, medical conditions and deliver medications - Purdue University News
Contact Lens Sensors in Ocular Diagnostics - Farandos - 2015 - Advanced Healthcare Materials - Wiley Online Library
Google to develop Smart Contact Lens to measure glucose levels for diabetics – Singsys Blog
Google's Verily Pauses Glucose Measuring Contact Lens|Health Tech Insider
Google patents smart wearable contact lens that monitors data and is powered by sunlight.
Infographic: Google developing a smart contact lens for diabetics
Google Looking To Partner On Smart Contact Lens Diabetes Project
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A contact lens that can show when blood glucose levels are high
These smart contact lenses could monitor your blood sugar
Infographic: Google developing a smart contact lens for diabetics
Google Test Smart Contact Lens - The Contact Lens Practice
Wireless smart contact lens for diabetic diagnosis and therapy | Science Advances
Glucose-sensing contact lens developer Medella Health gets $1.4M | MobiHealthNews
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The latest glucose-sensing smart contact lens has a long way to go - The Verge
These smart contacts can monitor the glucose in tears | Science | AAAS
These smart contact lenses could monitor your blood sugar
The power of tears: Why Google has its eye on smart contact lenses | Engadget
