New Scientific Article: Measuring Oxygen Saturation with Smartphone Cameras using Convolutional Neural Networks digidoctech.blogspot.com/2018/12/new-sc…

New Scientific Article: Vortex Whistle and Smart Phone Application for Peak Flow Recordings in Asthmatic Children: A Feasibility Study digidoctech.blogspot.com/2018/12/new-sc…

Consumer reports on pulse oximetera and COVID-19 consumerreports.org/medical-sympto…

This morn 3rd Hour of TODAY I shared some of what my family did to battle coronavirus. Hope it’s helpful. The app my dr recommended is called Pulse Oximeter (people keep asking) instagram.com/tv/B--HU0znBZh…

There’s an issue with iPhones with multiple cameras. We’ve fixed it and are waiting for Apple to approve the update and push it to the users. In the meantime please cover all the cameras with the palm of your hand in order to get Oxygen measurements.

Research paper on the pulse oximeter app publish by digiDoc and research partners: dx.doi.org/10.1109/jbhi.2…

Research paper publish by an independent group of researchers: dx.doi.org/10.1089/tmj.20…

Very proud to be the research partner that conducted this study! Clinical grade SpO2 from a smartphone is sorely needed in these times. Even if only for screening.

Jim Cramer The app works, but it’s not accurate enough for clinical use. We’re developing it towards that. Because oximeters are in short supply, desperate doctors have been asking patients to use our app

This “review” has key false statements. It appears that Prof. Tarassenko neglects to disclose his own economical interests in the field, then cherry picks scientific points to disgrace the competition

.Trisha Greenhalgh I suggest that you disclose Tarassenko’s ties to this company at the top of your review oxehealth.com/about

.Trisha Greenhalgh Maybe you should remove the “review”. It seems to me that Tarassenko is invested in seeing other camera sensor companies fail.

Our Oximeter app has been “in review” at the App Store for more than two weeks after a University of Oxford professor (who sells oximeter apps) made a biased review. #corrupt digidoctech.blogspot.com/2020/05/open-l…

.Nicole Wetsman How about updating your oximeter article and mentioning the corrupt Oxford professor? The Verge nilay patel Dieter Bohn

Now professor Tarassenko is lying about his economic ties to our competitors. Fortunately everything is documented on the internet Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine

Thank you Trisha Greenhalgh and prof Tarassenko for updating the rapid review in order to reflect digidoctech and Eric Larson’s comments. Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine

⁦Apple⁩ has rejected our app update - Oximeter has been removed from the App Store. We’re working on an ⁦Android⁩ version! digidoctech.blogspot.com/2020/05/apple-…

I’ve been looking into what Android 📱 is mostly used in the world. It seems to be Samsung Galaxy S7. Am I correct?

There’s a great need for oximeters in Brazil #COVID19 #hypoxia on.ft.com/2XIKBYK

Vi kommer ikke videre så lenge man ser på folk med basal IKT kunnskap som "nerder". Bernardo Rodrigues x.com/naeemzahid/sta…