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Diagnostics World News | Diagnostics is gaining growing traction within several companies not historically diagnostics-focused, and it is the subject of a fair amount of AI investment as well. NVIDIA’s partnerships with diagnostics companies came up in more than one top story of the year, and AI’s role for image processing came up in others. Even earlier multi-cancer early detection tests were notable and the growing trend in women’s health was reflected in attention to endometriosis diagnosis.
Dec 29, 2025
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Diagnostics World News | Circular Genomics will accelerate the clinical development and commercialization of their circRNA biomarker platform for the early detection of Alzheimer's disease; Wearlinq introduces eWave, the first continuous, multi-lead (6-lead) ECG in a small, wireless form factor; Subsense is building a bidirectional BCI platform designed to record and modulate brain activity without surgical implants; and more.
Dec 23, 2025
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Diagnostics World News | The Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology launches a new collaborative research project; Cleveland Diagnostics receives FDA approval of their IsoPSA in vitro diagnostic kit; Roche announces that its first point-of-care test for the detection of Bordetella infections has been granted FDA 510(k) clearance and Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988 waiver; and more.
Dec 22, 2025
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Diagnostics World News | Researchers have identified a previously overlooked mechanism controlling allergic reactions in the gut, potentially paving the way for novel treatments for conditions ranging from food allergies to irritable bowel syndrome.
Dec 18, 2025
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Diagnostics World News | Researchers have identified a previously overlooked mechanism controlling allergic reactions in the gut, potentially paving the way for novel treatments for conditions ranging from food allergies to irritable bowel syndrome.
Dec 18, 2025
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Diagnostics World News | Good sleep patterns impact many aspects of the broader health status of individuals, but the measurement of slumber quality tends to fall at the extremes of either simplistic sleep logs or cumbersome in-patient sleep studies, or polysomnography. A new sleep-staging framework driven by artificial intelligence and an associated Apple Watch app known as BIDSleep is designed to bridge that gap by turning a smartwatch into a sleep-staging device that can distinguish between light, deep, and rapid eye movement sleep.
Dec 16, 2025
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Diagnostics World News | Illumina today announced an investment and collaboration into MyOme, a genomics and risk modeling company. The collaboration and investment will help advance MyOme’s Proactive Health (MPH) Trial—a clinical trial seeking to quantify the cost savings and improved patient outcomes for whole-genome sequencing (WGS) combined with MyOme’s AI-integrated risk models (IRMs)—and help expand MyOme’s suite of proactive health and rare disease diagnostic tests. Neither financial details nor milestones of the investment were disclosed.
Dec 11, 2025
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Diagnostics World News | Thanks to promising developments in psychedelic and dissociative compounds, treatments for depression are likely to significantly change in the next 10 years. However, psychedelics also come with their own set of complications and side effects, such as disconnection from oneself and one’s surroundings and cardiovascular changes.
Dec 10, 2025
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Diagnostics World News | Oxford Nanopore Technologies named a new CEO this morning, choosing an executive with extensive diagnostics experience. Francis Van Parys, currently CEO of Radiometer, will join Oxford Nanopore and the Board as an Executive Director on March 2, 2026.
Dec 8, 2025
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Diagnostics World | When SpaceX’s Inspiration4 lifted off in 2021, it launched new opportunities for commercial space travel and raised new questions about how a space environment impacts the human body. TrialX believes what we learn about biology in space will not only expand our understanding of extreme environments’ impact on human health but will deepen our understanding of how biomarkers and health data are best gathered and explored at home as well.
Dec 4, 2025
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Diagnostics World | Increasing use of genetic testing to identify people at risk for various diseases has led to a skyrocketing number of never-before-seen variants with uncertain connections to those health conditions, making them impractical to investigate one by one as they once were. Clever bench scientists therefore began making all possible variants in genes with a suspected link to a disease or a patient's symptoms about 15 years ago, to determine which ones are most likely pathogenic.
Dec 2, 2025