Latest Medical Imaging News

Enlitic, Inc. has launched a A$10 million placement alongside an offer of 125 million unquoted options, aiming to fuel growth in its AI-driven healthcare technology business. The move underscores both funding ambitions and the complex risks tied to AI adoption and market dynamics.

Clarity Pharmaceuticals’ novel PET imaging agent Cu-SAR-Bombesin demonstrated safety and effectiveness in detecting prostate cancer recurrence missed by standard scans in its Phase II SABRE trial. The agent identified lesions in about one-third of patients with negative or equivocal standard imaging.

Radiopharm Theranostics has secured FDA Fast Track designation for RAD101, a novel imaging agent aimed at improving diagnosis of recurrent brain metastases. The move could speed development and regulatory review as the company advances its Phase 2 clinical trial.

Cyclopharm Limited has secured the maximum five-year U.S. patent extension for its flagship Technegas® Kit, extending market exclusivity to 2031 and reinforcing its strategic foothold in pulmonary imaging.

Optiscan Imaging Ltd has launched InSpecta™, a cutting-edge microscopic imaging device tailored for veterinary medicine, marking its strategic entry into a booming $12 billion US market. The device promises to revolutionize diagnostics and treatment for companion animals with real-time, non-invasive imaging.

Integral Diagnostics has announced the planned retirement of CEO Dr Ian Kadish at the end of FY26, with an international search underway for his successor. The transition comes as the company focuses on integrating its recent merger with Capitol Health.

Singular Health Group has completed a $773,000 placement with Marin and Sons, alongside exercising options and issuing shares under its employee incentive plan, strengthening its capital base.

Infratil Limited reported a robust FY2025 with operational EBITDAF nearing NZ$1 billion, driven by strong performances across its core infrastructure sectors and a strategic capital raise to fuel CDC Data Centres’ expansion.

4DMedical has submitted its CT:VQ lung imaging technology for FDA clearance, aiming to disrupt the $1 billion US nuclear lung scan market with a non-nuclear, lower-cost alternative. Clinical studies show CT:VQ matches or exceeds existing nuclear imaging in accuracy and patient experience.

4DMedical has submitted its CT:VQ™ software to the FDA, aiming to revolutionize lung ventilation and perfusion imaging by replacing traditional nuclear scans with a non-contrast CT-based solution.

Noble Helium has secured significant cost savings by negotiating the removal of the Marriott rig from Tanzania at no economic risk, while preparing a leaner drilling approach with the BorExpert rig.

IMEXHS Limited has completed a $1 million conditional placement by issuing new shares to directors and their associated entities, following approval at its recent AGM.