With brands like Lingo making biosensors and CGMs more accessible, and celebrities raving about their benefits, it raises an interesting question: should we all be tracking our blood sugar?

Circular's upcoming smart ring, the Circular Ring 2, could outdo Oura and Samsung with two ambitious health features.

The Circular Ring 2 may get blood pressure and glucose level monitoring before Samsung and Oura's smart rings.

However, Circular seems to want to make its smart ring the number one stop for the health-conscious ones in society. Its upcoming Circular Ring 2 is going to support both blood pressure and blood ...

"Circular is also working on something truly groundbreaking—blood glucose trend tracking," the company said. By way of another over-the-air update "in late 2026", Circular says its feature will ...

Glucose levels can fluctuate daily and spike for various reasons, not just following a carb-heavy meal. Inadequate hydration, certain medications, stress (including healthy stress on the body from ...

The monitors consistently overestimated blood sugar levels compared with finger prick tests The monitors overestimated, by two- to four-fold, the amount of time people spent with excessive blood sugar ...

Hence, regularly tracking blood sugar levels is crucial for diabetes patients. But what about healthy individuals? Is frequent blood sugar tracking also necessary for them? Here's what an expert ...

And a woman who was pre-diabetic told Landsverk tracking blood sugar levels helped her understand the foods that best suited her lifestyle, helping her to lose weight. Read next ...

Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) appear to overestimate blood sugar levels in healthy adults, according to findings ...

It only lasted four weeks. Ms Moor is one of about 1.3 million Australians who live with type 2 diabetes and must check her blood sugar levels several times a day. For most diabetics, the process ...