Quanttus: Why continuous blood pressure monitoring is a game-changer
Quanttus: Why continuous blood pressure monitoring is a game-changer
Quanttus's original research device. The current prototype is worn on the wrist. Quanttus, the stealthy Cambridge, Massachusetts-based startup that raised $19 million last year for a wearable vitals monitor is deep into clinical tests for its wristworn device, which is tackling the intractable problem of continuous blood pressure monitoring. "Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer in the US, and it hits more than all cancers and AIDS combined," David He, cofounder and chief scientific officer of Quanttus, said at the HxRefactored event last week.
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