July 12, 2024
Our CEO Louise was featured in the Oxford University Enspire series of Wonderwomen!
To read the full article, see here
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Welcome to the fifty-seventh edition of our newsletter, as we focus on women's health, have our fifth blog published by the World Economic Forum and continue our preparations to launch our AirCoach feature! This newsletter is aimed at investors, collaborators, future hires and early adopters of our products.
The World Economic Forum asked us to write around wearable tech such as smart watches and rings, and how air pollution data could be integrated to give an all-round view on an individual's health. Wearables could soon measure environmental factors such as air pollution, heat and noise, which all strongly influence performance, recovery and health. Research links short-term air pollution exposure to reduced heart rate variability, increased atrial fibrillation risk and slower race times. Environmental exposure-aware platforms can empower individuals, improve equity, inform city planning and enable preventive healthcare at scale.
Road closures during the London Marathon reduce traffic and often improve air quality along the route, though effects vary by pollutant and location.
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Our CEO Louise was featured in the Oxford University Enspire series of Wonderwomen!
Our CEO Louise was featured in the Oxford University Enspire series of Wonderwomen!
To read the full article, see here
