King's College London spinout Algocyte has developed a small blood-testing device that connects via Bluetooth and uses AI to build a picture of an individual's health over time. The tool could be especially beneficial for patients who require regular monitoring, such as those undergoing chemotherapy, who currently rely on frequent hospital or doctor visits for blood tests.
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Portable Blood Testing Device Enables Home Health Monitoring via App
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September 16, 2026
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Algocyte, a spinout from King's College London, has created a portable blood-testing device that connects via Bluetooth and utilizes AI to monitor health over time. This innovation is particularly relevant for patients needing regular health checks, such as those undergoing chemotherapy, reducing their reliance on hospital visits. This development could enhance healthcare accessibility in Iran, where medical resources are often strained.
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