Latest Traumatic Brain Injury News

Healthcare stocks split into two stories this week: big names sold off hard, while a few small caps ran on clear news. The biggest moves came from a sharp fall in Pro Medicus and Cochlear, while Noxopharm jumped after a top-tier journal publication.

Invex Therapeutics reports a net loss of $715,582 for H1 2026 while advancing its Exenatide program targeting neurological diseases, alongside notable board reshuffles.

EMVision Medical Devices has expanded its pivotal clinical trial sites, secured a $3 million government grant, and raised $14 million through placement and share purchase plan, positioning itself strongly for upcoming regulatory submissions and commercialisation.

Invex Therapeutics has ended negotiations on two neurological asset acquisitions following due diligence setbacks and shareholder disputes, while advancing R&D collaborations and managing financial stability.

Nyrada Inc. has released compelling preclinical data showing its drug candidate Xolatryp protects mitochondrial function by reducing calcium overload in brain injury models, bolstering confidence ahead of its Phase IIa trial in acute myocardial infarction.

Argenica Therapeutics reported a 34% revenue increase driven by R&D incentives but saw losses widen by 31% due to intensified clinical trial activity. The company is progressing its ARG-007 Phase 2 stroke trial and engaging with the FDA to lift a clinical hold.

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.

EMVision Medical Devices is set to activate its sixth and final pivotal trial site at UCLA Health, advancing its emu™ brain scanner towards FDA submission. Meanwhile, the Continuous Innovation Study grows with the addition of Box Hill Hospital.

Nyrada’s Phase I clinical trial for Xolatryp™ concludes with positive safety and pharmacokinetic results, paving the way for a Phase IIa study in acute myocardial infarction patients.

Nyrada reports successful completion of five cohorts in its Phase I trial of Xolatryp with no safety concerns, alongside compelling preclinical neuro- and cardioprotective data. A Phase IIa trial targeting heart attack patients is slated for early 2026.

EMVision Medical Devices reports strong progress in its pivotal trial for the emu™ bedside brain scanner and successful aeromedical testing of its First Responder device, backed by a $5 million government grant and $10.5 million in cash reserves.

EMVision Medical Devices has secured ethics approvals for two pivotal clinical studies and received a $400,000 milestone payment, marking significant progress toward commercialising its portable First Responder brain scanner.