Prototype Pulse Oximeter Targets Skin Tone Bias
The ChromaSense pulse oximeter aims to eliminate skin tone bias by using reflective light technology to provide accurate oxygen saturation readings across diverse patient populations.
The ChromaSense pulse oximeter aims to eliminate skin tone bias by using reflective light technology to provide accurate oxygen saturation readings across diverse patient populations.
The room-temperature-stable freeze-dried plasma product provides a new option for patients in remote or austere environments where conventional frozen plasma is unavailable.
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The collaboration will focus on a point-of-care testing platform designed to detect tuberculosis from respiratory and blood samples.
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A TB blood test identifies a bacterial marker to distinguish between active and latent tuberculosis infections.
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