Samsung's senior vice president Hon Pak briefly highlighted the company's work at developing non-invasive glucose monitoring. Pak stated the feature would be "optically-based," forgoing any needles, and could come with a nutrition coaching function.

Glucose monitoring without piercing the skin is a prize companies like Apple and Samsung have been aiming for. Now, Samsung has news.

Apple isn’t the only company said to be looking into the technology, and now it looks like Samsung may beat Apple to the punch. Originally rumored for last year’s Galaxy Watch Ultra, the company has dropped its biggest hint that the long-awaited health-tracking breakthrough is just around the corner.

Samsung is working on noninvasive blood sugar monitoring tech, which could be a game-changer. But it isn't ready for the Galaxy Watch yet.

Samsung has laid down the gauntlet with a bold declaration that progress on developing a non-invasive continuous glucose monitor is progressing swimmingly.

Samsung hinted at new 2025 features for Samsung Health, from "vascular load" to AI coaching, and it has me intrigued.

Our best smartwatches guide is one we have to update on a regular basis, and it looks likely that Samsung is going to launch another contender for the list in the not-too-distant future: we're expecting the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 to arrive sometime during 2025.

Some of the Samsung Health app features unveiled at the company's Unpacked event are available immediately, while others are coming later this year.

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