Widely used medical device has higher error rate in darker skin, study suggest
Popular medical device, pulse oximeter, is showing false readings for people with darker skins, leaving medical professionals concerned in a pandemic that's disproportionately impacted black and brown communities. Candese Charles reports.
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Widely used medical device has higher error rate in darker skin, study suggest
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