HealthTech company focused on early detection of breast cancer, Volpara Health (ASX: VHT), has reported a fourth consecutive positive net operating cash flow quarter. As a result, it does not have to submit quarterly ASX updates anymore. What’s better, the Company surpassed its initial guidance by a year and a half. For the quarter ended
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Over 20,000 Aussies are diagnosed with breast cancer every year and is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women in the country. Therefore, early detection is crucial, and medical imaging is a large part of it. Given that, medical imaging tech provider Optiscan Imaging (ASX: OIL) is conducting a Breast Cancer Intraoperative Assessment study. The
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Precision diagnostics company INOVIQ (ASX: IIQ) has achieved noteworthy results from an independent clinical validation study of its SubB2M/CA15-3 test for breast cancer detection. The study has reported high accuracy (87%), sensitivity (81%), and specificity (93%) for the test, outperforming a leading approved CA15-3 test. INOVIQ CEO, Dr Leearne Hinch, said, “The outstanding results from
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In 2018, breast cancer was the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australia. A position it held until 2022. What’s more? Its occurrence has risen, with over two million cases detected annually worldwide. Breast cancer could be fatal if not detected early—being the fifth most common cause of cancer-related death. That’s where genetic risk assessment company
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With 1 in 7 Australian women diagnosed with breast cancer, the demand for a minimally invasive, accurate diagnostic test is growing. Whilst health professionals recommend bi-annual breast screening for women aged 50-74, the invasive nature of imaging and ultrasound techniques leads to low compliance. There is well documented evidence that early cancer detection markedly improves
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At a time when women are more aware of potential health issues than ever, Volpara Health (ASX: VHT) is set to drastically improve how breast cancer is talked about with imaging technology driven by artificial intelligence that will help prevent advanced stage breast cancer. The imagery will be provided to women in collaboration with Sheila
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