Bodystat devices used at UK NHS trusts
Technology developed on the Isle of Man is helping researchers in the UK examine the long-term effects of Covid-19.
Bodystat, based in Tromode, develops devices which monitor a person's body for the content of fat, muscle and water.
Clinicians at NHS trusts in the UK are using equipment donated by the company to monitor patients who've been hospitalised by the virus.
Bodystat's operations and development manager is Karen Oakes:
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