Latest Veterans Affairs News

TrivarX has completed recruitment of 60 patients in its US veteran-focused mental health trial, advancing validation of its novel single-lead ECG algorithm for depression screening. Positive interim results from 27 patients set the stage for full data release and commercial discussions.

Pro Medicus’s U.S. subsidiary Visage Imaging has earned a critical Authority to Operate from the U.S. Department of Veterans’ Affairs, enabling its Visage 7 CloudPACS platform to transition to the Veterans Affairs Enterprise Cloud.

4DMedical reports a robust 56% revenue increase in FY2025, driven by SaaS expansion and strategic partnerships, while advancing FDA clearance for its innovative CT – VQ™ lung imaging software.

TrivarX has secured key approvals and begun recruiting for its innovative mental health screening trial in US veterans, while also launching a wearable tech pilot with a Major League Baseball academy in the Dominican Republic.

Pacific Edge reports steady demand for its Cxbladder cancer diagnostic tests despite losing Medicare coverage and transitioning US customers to a new test. The company is advancing clinical evidence and a $21 million capital raise to support growth and regain coverage.

TrivarX has launched a pivotal mental health clinical trial in partnership with the US Department of Veterans Affairs, leveraging its innovative ECG-based technology to screen for major depressive episodes. The company also secured $2.25 million in funding, positioning it for regulatory milestones ahead.

Little Green Pharma reported a robust 40% revenue increase for FY25, driven by strong European sales and the strategic acquisition of Health House. The company also advanced clinical research and secured new therapy funding, positioning itself for continued growth.

4DMedical Limited reports a 103% surge in year-to-date revenue, secures major contracts with leading healthcare providers, and advances its CT:VQ™ technology towards FDA clearance.

4DMedical has landed a paid pilot contract with the US Department of Defense to deploy its CT:VQ™ lung imaging technology on active-duty personnel, marking a significant step before FDA submission and spotlighting a billion-dollar market opportunity.