Latest Medical Devices News

A new clinical study from Sichuan University confirms that TruScreen’s AI-enabled cervical cancer screening combined with high-risk HPV testing outperforms traditional cytology methods, reinforcing its global potential.

Control Bionics has secured a key regulatory milestone with its NeuroNode device now eligible for reimbursement under Germany’s statutory health insurance, paving the way for expanded European distribution.

Uscom Limited has completed the sale of all its international subsidiaries, recording a significant gain but ceasing trading activities and remaining suspended on the ASX. The company now aims to secure a new business to resume operations.

Memphasys Limited has advanced its Felix™ System commercial rollout with key regulatory approvals and new international contracts, while trimming operating costs and narrowing losses in the first half of FY2026.

Anteris Technologies Global Corp. posted a $94.2 million loss for 2025 amid a 29% revenue decline, while progressing its pivotal DurAVR THV clinical trial and securing $320 million in early 2026 financings.

SomnoMed Limited has reported a return to profitability for the half-year ending December 2025, posting a $792,000 net profit after tax on the back of a 13% revenue increase. Despite the positive turnaround, the company has elected not to pay an interim dividend.

ReNerve Limited reported a half-year loss of $2.72 million, up 47% from last year, as it expands its nerve repair product portfolio and secures new regulatory approvals in Asia-Pacific.

Optiscan Imaging reports a sharp 43% drop in revenue and a 43% rise in losses for H1 FY26, driven by restricted research funding in key markets. The company bolsters its balance sheet with a $17.75 million capital raise to advance clinical studies and regulatory approvals.

Compumedics Limited has reported a robust half-year performance, with revenue climbing 32% to $31 million and a return to profitability, driven by strong MEG system sales and SaaS growth.

Epiminder Limited has reported a $21.7 million loss for the half-year ending December 2025, alongside a successful $125 million IPO that fuels its commercialisation of the FDA-approved Minder epilepsy monitoring device.

Imricor Medical Systems saw a sharp 69.5% decline in revenue for 2025, driven by clinical trial impacts, yet narrowed its net loss to $25.3 million as it secured FDA clearance for key products post-year-end.

OncoSil Medical has reported record dose sales and cash receipts in the first half of FY26, supported by encouraging clinical trial results and expanded European market penetration.