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UC San Diego smart ring for diabetes monitoring

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Latest: UC San Diego researchers unveil smart ring for non‑invasive diabetes monitoring

Researchers at the University of California, San Diego introduced the Continuous Health Analyzing Ring Module (CHARM), a prototype smart ring that samples fingertip sweat via an osmotic hydrogel and uses electro‑chemical

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Wearable patches for real-time drug monitoring

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Latest: UC San Diego Develops Battery-Free Wearable Patch to Monitor Parkinson’s Medication in Real Time

In mid‑July 2026, researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) announced a lightweight microneedle patch that extracts interstitial fluid to measure vancomycin levels continuously. The device

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KARR aftermarket security vulnerability

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Latest: Bluetooth flaw puts 2.2 million California cars at theft risk

University of California, San Diego researchers disclosed a Bluetooth flaw in the aftermarket KARR security system, installed by dealers in more than two million vehicles in the United States and Brazil. A single univers

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Global aquatic oxygen decline

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Latest: Global Water Deoxygenation Study Highlights Planetary Threat

Scientists continue to document a rapid, worldwide loss of dissolved oxygen in oceans, lakes, rivers and streams. The 2026 study by Scripps Institution of Oceanography and UC San Diego reinforced earlier findings, brandi

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UC San Diego humanoid robot gallbladder trials

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Latest: UC San Diego researchers debut humanoid surgical robots on live pigs

In early July 2026 UC San Diego researchers began pre‑clinical testing of off‑the‑shelf Unitree G1 humanoid robots (“Surgie”) for laparoscopic gallbladder removal in live pigs. Initial studies demonstrated a compact head