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A team of German scientists have developed tattoos that change color according to the body's levels of glucose, albumin an pH levels. This would allow patients with chronic diseases keep track of their health without having to take constant blood samples.
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(“Maam why did you come to the ER today?”
“My tattoo turned yellow.”😉 Very cool though)

Image in two main sections. The top section shows a person wearing nitrile gloves holding a tattoo in their right hand and applying green ink to white skin. The right side of that section shows three tattoo stars organized on a curve from the bottom left to the top right. The left star is smallest and has a light blue color to it. The middle star shows a dark green color and is slightly larger than the first star. The right star is light green and is the largest star. The bottom section shows columns of colored dots on skin in differing colors. The top line is marked "pH" with colors ranging from a goldenrod to a deep blue, the middle is marged "Glucose" and ranges from a very light green to a forest green, and the bottom is marked "Albumin" and ranges from white to a light blue. There is a mark at the bottom which is illegible.
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