RetinalGenix Technologies contracts Seer Bio to advance early detection of neurodegenerative systemic and retinal diseases

Reuters10-16
RetinalGenix Technologies contracts Seer Bio to advance early detection of neurodegenerative systemic and retinal diseases

RetinalGenix Technologies Inc. announced that it has entered into a contract with Seer, Inc., a life sciences company, to collaborate on early detection of neurodegenerative, systemic, and retinal diseases. The agreement involves integrating RetinalGenix's ultra-high-resolution retinal imaging technology with Seer's proteomic profiling platform to identify novel biomarkers for earlier detection and improved monitoring of conditions such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, diabetic retinopathy, and cardiovascular diseases. The collaboration includes research, development, and clinical validation programs aimed at accelerating diagnostic innovation and enabling broader deployment of early-detection solutions in clinical and home-based care settings.

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