New device that can check glucose levels in the body by analyzing urine, tears and saliva samples without the need of drawing out blood on the anvil.

Lead researcher Jonathan Claussen, who developed the device along with Purdue University’s Anurag Kumar, said that the device can detect glucose concentrations that are as low as 0.3 micromolar and added that it can easily be programmed to detect other conditions.
“Because we used the enzyme glucose oxidase in this work, it's geared for diabetes. But we could just swap out that enzyme with, for example, glutemate oxidase, to measure the neurotransmitter glutamate to test for Parkinson's and Alzheimers, or ethanol oxidase to monitor alcohol levels for a breathalyzer. It’s very versatile, fast and portable”, he said.
Source-Medindia