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The Scale

Exposure is the most documented blind spot in global health.

1.88 million people die each year from conditions caused by where they work — nine million more from the environments they live in. Most never knew the risk was building. We built the first tool that measures it.

1 Based on WHO and WHO/ILO joint estimates of the work-related and environmental burden of disease.

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37LOW
Dust & smoke
Exposure score · 12 months

The Exposure Health Score.

It measures what no check-up has ever measured: the chemicals, the dust, the heat, the metals, the smoke — everything your environment loads into your body, year after year, in silence.

Not a diagnosis. A signal. The only one built around what your world is actually doing to you.

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How it works

Answer. Score. Act.

Answer

A short set of questions about your daily environment — on WhatsApp. No app, no clinic. Three minutes.

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It looks at the work you do to spot health risks early.9:42
Free. Three minutes. No clinic.9:42
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One score, 0–100 — and what it means for you.9:43
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You receive your Exposure Score, 0 to 100, with a plain-language read on what it means right now.

Exposure Health Score device showing 82, Good
Exposure Score
Today · updated 9:41
82LOWER RISK
0–39 40–69 70–100
30-day trend+6 ↑
Weekly exposure
MTWTFSS
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Act

Green means keep going. Yellow means watch it. Red routes you to a clinician — before the window closes.

What's pulling your score
7 days30 daysYear
Exposure load68↑ 12%
Dust & smokeHigh
ChemicalsModerate
HeatLow
Routing you to a clinicianPulmonology · within 7 days
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What it measures

Five exposure types.
One number, the full picture.

You see your overall score and which exposure is pulling it down — so you know where to act, and where your clinician should look first.

ChemicalsHigh
84/100Nerve, liver & skin disease
Dust & SmokeHigh
91/100Chronic lung disease
Labor & NoiseModerate
66/100Hearing loss & joint disease
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MetalsElevated
72
Heart, kidney & nerve disease
HeatModerate
LowSevere
58/100Kidney & skin disease
Exposure-linked disease
of chronic disease traces back to what you're exposed to
The Science

Every Exposure Score is built on decades of peer-reviewed research

Five exposure types. Each one mapped to the published evidence that proves where your environment quietly does its damage.

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01

Dust & Smoke

Up to 37% of small-scale miners show signs of silicosis — disease that builds silently for years before a single symptom.

Howlett et al. · PLOS Global Public Health, 2023
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02

Heat & Hydration

An epidemic of chronic kidney disease is striking farm workers in their prime — tied to heat stress and dehydration.

Johnson, Wesseling & Newman · NEJM, 2019
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03

Solvents & Chemicals

An estimated 385 million unintentional pesticide poisonings occur each year among the world's agricultural workers.

Boedeker et al. · BMC Public Health, 2020
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04

Heavy Metals

Low-level lead exposure is linked to roughly 250,000 cardiovascular deaths a year — far more than once assumed.

Lanphear et al. · The Lancet Public Health, 2018
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05

Labor & Noise

Occupational noise accounts for about 16% of disabling hearing loss in adults worldwide.

Nelson et al. · Am. Journal of Industrial Medicine, 2005
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"I take the score every Monday before my shift. It is the first time anyone has tracked what the work is doing to me."

KAKwame Asante
Gold-mine worker

"Three minutes on WhatsApp. That was the whole thing."

"Nobody had ever asked me about my exposures before."

"My score came back low. The check-up it triggered caught something early — while it was still reversible."

ABAbena Boateng
Market trader

"We rolled it out to 400 workers in a week — no app, no clinic. Now we see exposure risk by site."

IBIbrahim Bello
Operations, factory floor

"My employer didn't know either. Now we both do."

"One number. It changed how I think about every shift."

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