Emerging Diagnostic Glucose Sensing Approaches: Diabetes is a comprehensive review of past and recent research highlighting benefits of techniques to analyze the methods and technologies being employed with the aim to perform successful pain-free blood glucose monitoring using non-invasive techniques. The book's main focus is given on the use of the electromagnetic waves to analyze the physical phenomena while using advanced sensors and physiological techniques for glucose monitoring in the human body. Measuring the blood glucose levels using electromagnetic waves is now one of the most prominent candidates fulfilling the criteria for blood glucose monitoring. The second is the research using Physiological techniques (ECG and EEG) integrating artificial intelligence/deep learning. Success in this research requires the applications of physical models for accurate analytical studies, the use of biomedical methodologies for understanding the human body phenomena, and the application of engineering tools for the development of the prototypes. This is a must-have reference of recent breakthroughs and cutting-edge techniques using advanced electromagnetic wave sensors, which have opened up new areas in the non-invasive blood glucose research for the biomedical and other research communities.

• Provides new methodologies on new diagnostic glucose sensing approaches as a part of industrial and societal applications
• Includes the latest techniques required for simulating, designing, and testing on system level to utilize them for desired applications
• Offers a multidisciplinary review on new sensing methods to explore research analysis in the field of diabetes