Plain-English translation of NCT06614101 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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Researchers are developing a new way to measure blood sugar by analyzing volatile organic compounds — natural chemicals — in your exhaled breath. This study will collect data by having you breathe into a device called the Module In a Box while also doing routine finger-stick blood glucose tests, so the researchers can compare how well the breath test works compared to the standard blood test.
Currently, people with diabetes have to prick their finger multiple times a day to check blood sugar. This trial is exploring whether a non-invasive breath test could someday offer a gentler, easier way to monitor blood sugar levels without finger sticks.
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You would visit the hospital's diabetes or endocrinology clinic and breathe into the breath-testing device while researchers also measure your blood sugar using a standard glucose meter. This happens as part of your regular diabetes care visits, so there is no need for extra hospital trips. The study collects data from about 235 people over time to help developers understand how well the breath test can predict actual blood sugar levels.
AI-generated summary from trial data · Jun 22, 2026 · Not medical advice
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