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
Racial bias is built into the design of pulse oximeters - The Washington Post
Penn Medicine Study: Pulse Oximeters Did Not Change Outcomes for Patients in COVID-19 Monitoring Program - Penn Medicine
Pulse Oximeters Need to Work Better for Dark-Skinned Patients, FDA Panel Says | MedPage Today
Do pulse oximeters work on dark skin? FDA to investigate | CTV News
Pulse Oximeters Can Give False Readings In COVID-19 Patients With Dark Skin : Shots - Health News : NPR
Pulse Oximeters and Coronavirus: Devices Have Higher Error Rate in Black Patients - The New York Times
Faulty Oxygen Readings Delayed Covid Care for Black and Hispanic Patients: Study - The New York Times
Commentary - More health inequality: Black people are 3 times more likely to experience pulse oximeter errors
FDA convenes meeting on 'mounting real-world evidence' pulse oximeters are less accurate for people with darker skin – The Hill
The Pulse Oximeter Is Less Effective for Black People, Study Says | Medium Coronavirus Blog
Racially biased' devices caused delayed treatment for Black COVID-19 patients | Science | AAAS
Is Your Pulse Oximeter Betraying You? The Unseen Struggle in Dark Skin Monitoring
A Quick Remedy Proves Elusive For Lifesaving Pulse Oximeter's Problems With Darker Skin
Pulse oximeters: FDA panel examines evidence that devices may not work as well on dark skin | CNN
Skin Tone and Pulse Oximetry | Harvard Medical School
Why inaccuracies with pulse oximeters were ignored for so long
Racial Disparities in Pulse Oximetry Measurement
Skin colour affects the accuracy of medical oxygen sensors
Bias from pulse oximeters remains even if corrected by race, study finds | McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis
Masimo - The Accuracy of Masimo SET® Pulse Oximetry on Patients with Darker Skin Pigmentation
If You're Black and Using a Pulse Oximeter, Be Wary of Your Results | PCMag
