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Health inequalities can’t be ignored, contributing to millions of early deaths in England alone.

Medical technologies play a part in these failings, with devices such as common pulse oximeters, reportedly taking inaccurate, life threatening, readings from people with darker skin.

As the UKs life science industry grows, our opportunity to reduce inequalities and provide a more inclusive future is huge and one Airquity sets out to tackle.

Airquity is a core oximeter, designed as a non-invasive biometric sensor, recording medical-grade and racially inclusive health metrics from the inner ear canal, where all skin looks the same.