Biodesix (Nasdaq: BDSX), a diagnostic solutions company that specialises in lung disease, announced on Tuesday the validation and launch of a new blood draw method for Nodify Lung Nodule Risk Assessment testing. The FDA-cleared Tasso+ device facilitates capillary blood collection from a patient's upper arm, eliminating the need for venipuncture.
The Nodify Lung testing, encompassing Nodify CDT and Nodify XL2 tests, evaluates cancer risk in patients with lung nodules. Biodesix's Tasso+ device enables in-office blood collection, streamlining the Nodify Lung workflow for healthcare providers lacking access to phlebotomy services.
Biodesix obtained approval from the New York State Clinical Laboratory Evaluation Program (NYS-CLEP) for Tasso+ use, making it available for clinical specimen collection.
With a focus on lung disease diagnostics, Biodesix uses multi-omics and artificial intelligence to develop tests providing insights for clinical decisions. The company offers Medicare-covered tests and collaborates with biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies through its advanced Diagnostic Cortex AI platform to address complex diagnostic challenges in lung disease.
Hologic acquires Gynesonics for USD350m
Inogen secures FDA clearance for SIMEOX 200 Airway Clearance Device
Microtech commences human clinical trial of microsensor platform for heart failure
Humacyte Global receives approval from FDA for Symvess
Defense Diagnostics launches DEFENT ONE All-In-One Fentanyl Detection Device in US
HeartBeam secures FDA clearance for innovative at-home heart monitoring device
Eli Lilly to expand Wisconsin facility
EQUASHIELD partners with Pharmacy Stars
Integrum AB introduces new service initiative in US
GC Biopharma and Novel Pharma report first patient dosed in multinational trial of GC1130A
Abbott launches first patient procedures with investigational TAVI system
SHL Medical to establish tooling and automation sub-group
Epigenic Therapeutics receives New Zealand approval for EPI-003 clinical trial
GRAIL reports first patient tested with blood-based assay in TROPION-Lung12 Phase 3 study
SciBase's Nevisense shows promise in monitoring atopic dermatitis treatment