New draft guidelines would increase the number of people with darker skin who should be included in clinical trials of the ...
Years of research have showed that pulse oximeters yield less accurate readings for people with darker skin tones, and now ...
The FDA recommendations apply to only professional oximeters used in hospitals, doctor's offices, and other medical settings.
A Food and Drug Administration (FDA) draft guidance would require manufacturers of pulse oximeters to gather far more ...
The Food and Drug Administration on Monday proposed a long-awaited plan aimed at improving how pulse oximeters work on people ...
The FDA released the guidance in response to concerns that the devices are less accurate in people with darker skin ...
The agency is proposing that device manufacturers improve their testing to including larger, more diverse sample sizes.
Manufacturers increasingly but still infrequently follow Food and Drug Administration guidance that recommends testing pulse oximeters on participants with a range of skin pigmentations, according to ...
Rather than relying on those testing the devices to judge skin tones, the draft guidance suggests manufacturers should use ...
Pulse oximeters help doctors evaluate a person's pulse rate and the oxygen saturation of your blood. The FDA is proposing ...
Manufacturers increasingly but still infrequently follow Food and Drug Administration guidance that recommends testing pulse oximeters on participants ...