RE: --RNS--. The sp should get re-rated on this news. Now Cardiovascular16 May 2025 09:11
So much coming
+CE MARK
+FDA APPROVAL
+UK Expansion
+Europe Expansion
+US Expansion
+UAE Expansion as per LinkedIn
+National rollout in UK for Stroke testing
+National rollout in the UK for cardiovascular testing
+New contracts
+Grants
+Other wildcards
Over £3.0M in the coffers + additional revenues and grant cash = fully funded for 2025.
Now revenues growing on top.
Great stuff overall.
Last year 3 bags after the raise. I fancy 15-20 bags this time considering the magnitude of expansion coming here from both domestic and overseas.
Endorsement is huge.
Dr Gino Miele, CEO of genedrive plc, said: "We are delighted that our CYP2C19 rapid genetic test is being assessed for use in ACS and PCI procedures in addition to current clinical recommendations by NICE for use prior to prescription of Clopidogrel in IS and TIA. With clinical recommendations for CYP2C19 genetic testing for IS, TIA and ACS, and with rapid genetic testing within 24 hours being recommended if clopidogrel is being considered, our CYP2C19 test is well positioned to enable this intervention and care pathway change, significantly improving patient outcomes whilst at the same time freeing healthcare resources and finances."
Dr Jaydeep Sarma, Consultant Interventional Cardiologist in Greater Manchester, said: "The Greater Manchester Regional Primary PCI service operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Thousands of patients are seen rapidly for life saving interventions from across the region each year and it's essential that their treatments are optimised as quicky as possible. Integration of this rapid test into routine practice means we can get patients on the right treatment the first time, improving outcomes for our patients and the service as a whole."
Professor Maciej Tomaszewski, Deputy Director at the British Heart Foundation Manchester Centre of Research Excellence, said: "This is fantastic example of pharmacogenomics research in action, which has the potential to change clinical practice in cardiology clinics, wards and hospitals. The BHF Manchester CRE supports cardiovascular pharmacogenomics research and the follow up implementation programmes across the spectrum of cardiovascular diseases."
Bill Newman, Professor of Translational Genomic Medicine at University of Manchester, Consultant in Genomic Medicine at MFT, and a researcher with the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Manchester BRC, said: "We're already seeing the impact of rapid genetic testing for patients who have had stroke or TIAs, with our colleagues in centres around the country telling us they need results quickly to inform their practice and avoid delays to discharge. The evidence bases for genotype guided antiplatelet therapy in cardiovascular disease is arguably even stronger than for patients who have stroke or TIA. The Guide PCI programme is a logical extension of our pharmacogenomics programme an