The AirMini, the smallest PAP available, was released by ResMed in 2017. [Image courtesy of ResMed]
“In-home diagnostic kit – this started a few years back, but we see 2019 as a year where this will really take off. The ability for patients to do simple diagnostics tests like blood work, urine analysis, etc. will be widely available by 2019.” – Abbas Dhilawala, CTO, Galen Data
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