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HemoCue Promotes Cloud-Based Anemia Diagnosis Solution For India

 
• By Penelope MacRae

HemoCue AB has unveiled a new cloud-based solution aimed at dramatically reducing the widespread prevalence of anemia in developing countries. The multinational plans to roll out the system first in India where the blood deficiency is a major health concern.

Swedish diagnostics giant HemoCue AB believes it has a valuable cloud-based diagnosis and analytic tool that can significantly lower the incidence of anemia in India, home to the highest number of cases of the disorder in the world.

Anemia, which occurs when the blood doesn’t carry enough oxygen, most often stems from iron deficiency but can also be...

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