Predictmedix AI Inc (CSE:PMED) (OTC:PMEDF) (FRA:3QP), a developer of artificial intelligence-driven health screening solutions, on Wednesday announced the launch of a mobile, AI-powered diabetes screening platform, marking its entry into the direct-to-consumer health diagnostics market.
The solution leverages facial and biometric analysis to deliver instant diabetic risk assessments via smartphone, removing the need for blood draws or clinical visits.
India will serve as the launch market, targeting over 100 million individuals living with diabetes, many of whom remain undiagnosed.
The platform aims to expand access to preventive healthcare across underserved populations through affordable and scalable screening. It features multilingual support, user-friendly design, and complies with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act.
This initiative aligns with Predictmedix AI's strategy to drive mass adoption of non-invasive, AI-enabled health screening globally.
According to the company, the technology empowers users to manage their health using their existing mobile devices.
QT Imaging signs exclusive USD33m distribution deal with Gulf Medical in Saudi Arabia
Novocure submits FDA PMA for Tumor Treating Fields therapy in pancreatic cancer
Covalon Technologies secures DTC eligibility to expand US investor access
Navamedic ASA secures final approvals for Flexilev in OraFID across Nordic markets
Oncopeptides partners with SD Pharma to expand Pepaxti access in Spain
Aptar launches bio-based nasal spray pump with Haleon's Otrivin brand
MAP Medical agrees distribution deal with Metrix-Secure
PharmaJet signs MOU with Egyptian UPA and EVA Pharma to introduce needle-free vaccine delivery
Alcon to acquire LumiThera and its FDA-authorised photobiomodulation device for dry AMD treatment
Predictmedix AI launches mobile diabetes screening platform in India
Navamedic's medical device OraFID approved as primary package for a pharmaceutical product
Speranza Therapeutics partners with Sunshine Labs for harm reduction solutions
Immuno Cure and PharmaJet collaborate for novel HIV therapeutic DNA vaccine advancement