Pulse Oximeters Can Give False Readings In COVID-19 Patients With Dark Skin : Shots - Health News : NPR
Pulse oximeters are less accurate for Black patients, study finds : Shots - Health News : NPR
More health inequality: Black people are 3 times more likely to experience pulse oximeter errors
Pulse oximeters need to be improved for people of color, FDA panel says - ABC News
UCSF Launches Initiative to Address Disparities in Pulse Oximetry Performance - UCSF MedConnection
Commentary - More health inequality: Black people are 3 times more likely to experience pulse oximeter errors
Pulse oximeters, used to fight COVID-19, may be inaccurate on people of color: FDA - ABC News
Flawed oxygen readings may be behind Covid-19's toll on people of color - POLITICO
Black People Are Three Times More Likely to Experience Pulse Oximeter Errors | The Pursuit | Center | University of Michigan School of Public Health | Coronavirus | Epidemic | Health Disparities | Health Care Access | Racism
A Quick Remedy Proves Elusive For Lifesaving Pulse Oximeter's Problems With Darker Skin
Masimo - Webinar: The Hospital Perspective
Racially biased' devices caused delayed treatment for Black COVID-19 patients | Science | AAAS
Pulse Oximeters and Coronavirus: Devices Have Higher Error Rate in Black Patients - The New York Times
Bias from pulse oximeters remains even if corrected by race, study finds - The Source - Washington University in St. Louis
Pulse Oximeters Need to Work Better for Dark-Skinned Patients, FDA Panel Says | MedPage Today
Pulse oximeters are less accurate for Black people
Pulse Oximetry Inaccuracies Delayed COVID-19 Treatment | MedPage Today
A blood-oxygen detector without racial bias - The Boston Globe
FDA panel asks for improvements in pulse oximeters - STAT
Faulty Oxygen Readings Delayed Covid Care for Black and Hispanic Patients: Study - The New York Times
Analysis: Wanted: an oxygen monitor reliable for all races | Reuters
Penn Medicine Study: Pulse Oximeters Did Not Change Outcomes for Patients in COVID-19 Monitoring Program - Penn Medicine
