Latest Clinical Innovation News

Entropy Neurodynamics has received a $1.73 million R&D tax incentive refund from the Australian Government, reinforcing its clinical development of an intravenous psilocin treatment for neuropsychiatric disorders.

Cyclopharm Limited is accelerating its US market push for Technegas with a A$16 million capital raise following a record 2025 sales performance. The company aims to expand its US installations and advance new clinical applications beyond pulmonary embolism.

Anteris Technologies has launched a $200 million public offering alongside a $90 million strategic investment from Medtronic, aiming to accelerate its DurAVR heart valve clinical trials and manufacturing expansion.

Telix Pharmaceuticals has met its upgraded FY 2025 revenue guidance with US$804 million, driven by strong growth in its Precision Medicine segment and the successful US launch of Gozellix. The company also advanced multiple clinical trials and announced a strategic collaboration with Varian to combine radiopharmaceuticals with radiation therapy.

InhaleRx Limited has secured $427,500 from an initial tranche of its $1 million capital raise, issuing 17.1 million shares to support its inhaled therapies targeting pain and mental health conditions.

Nexsen Limited has appointed internationally acclaimed surgeon-scientist Professor Shekhar Kumta to its board, aiming to fast-track clinical validation and regulatory approval for its rapid diagnostic platforms ahead of a planned 2026 market entry.

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare reported a robust 14% revenue increase and a 39% jump in net profit for the first half of fiscal 2026, driven by strong clinical adoption and product innovation.

Artrya Limited has expanded its SAPPHIRE clinical study with Ascension, one of the largest US non-profit health systems, joining as the fourth major participant. This move strengthens the study’s reach and advances the evaluation of Artrya’s AI-powered Salix platform for coronary artery disease detection.

HeraMED has bolstered its cash position with a $1.98 million capital raise and is on the cusp of finalizing two pivotal U.S. commercial agreements, signaling a major step forward for its digital maternity care platform.

EMVision Medical Devices reported a sharp increase in FY25 losses alongside a 51% revenue drop, yet marked significant progress in clinical trials for its innovative brain scanners and secured $8 million in government grants to fuel commercialisation.

Race Oncology Limited reported a significantly reduced loss for FY2025, driven by key clinical trial progress and strategic leadership changes. The company advances its RC220 program with promising Phase 1 dosing milestones and strengthens its governance to support future growth.

AVITA Medical reported a 21% increase in Q2 commercial revenue to $18.4 million and narrowed its net loss, yet faces a reimbursement hurdle that forced a downward revision of full-year guidance. The company highlights clinical progress and strategic board appointments as it navigates payment challenges.