Latest Healthcare Diagnostics News

Nexsen Limited is advancing its rapid Group B Streptococcus test, StrepSure®, with a clear FDA submission timeline and early market entries across Asia-Pacific and emerging regions.

Atomo Diagnostics has responded to an ASX price query following unusual trading activity, denying any undisclosed price-sensitive information while acknowledging a related FDA update involving Lumos Diagnostics.

BCAL Diagnostics reported a slight revenue decline and a persistent net loss in its half-year results, with auditors flagging concerns over its ability to continue without additional funding.

Microba Life Sciences reports a 90% year-on-year increase in core microbiome test volumes, driving a 123% rise in core testing revenue to $2.1 million, while advancing clinical adoption and cost efficiencies.

Proteomics International Laboratories has clarified that no undisclosed information explains its recent share price jump, pointing instead to recent Medicare reimbursement decisions and key product developments.

Optiscan Imaging has entered a three-year strategic collaboration with Australian Clinical Labs to validate and deploy its InForm™ digital pathology platform, aiming to transform diagnostic workflows with real-time tissue analysis.

Archer Materials has partnered with CSIRO to develop cutting-edge quantum machine learning models aimed at revolutionizing fraud detection in financial transactions.

Genetic Signatures Ltd reports a robust start to FY2026 with a 20% quarterly sales increase, driven by new US contracts and strong growth in EMEA and Australia. The company also bolsters its leadership with a new CTO appointment.

Artrya Limited has successfully navigated a key FDA Q-Submission meeting, receiving clear guidance on the regulatory pathway for its Salix Coronary Flow module, with a 510(k) submission planned by year-end.

Micro-X reported FY25 revenue of $13.1 million, underpinned by significant US government contracts and pioneering 3D head CT imaging technology, setting the stage for clinical trials and commercial expansion.

Lumos Diagnostics reported an 11.4% revenue increase to US$12.4 million for FY2025, yet still posted a significant net loss amid auditor concerns over its future viability.

Microba Life Sciences reported a 30% increase in revenue to $15.7 million for FY25, driven by strong growth in its core microbiome diagnostic products and successful UK market expansion. Despite narrowing its net loss to $14.9 million, the company is focused on scaling diagnostics adoption and achieving break-even in FY26.