bioAffinity Technologies Announces Acceptance of Australian Patent Application for Lung Disease Diagnostic Platform

Reuters10-28
bioAffinity Technologies Announces Acceptance of Australian Patent Application for Lung Disease Diagnostic Platform

bioAffinity Technologies announced that the Australian Patent Office has accepted its patent application for a proprietary platform designed to detect and characterize multiple lung diseases. The patent application, titled "System and Method for Determining Lung Health," covers technology that uses flow cytometry and fluorescent probes to identify disease-related cellular and molecular changes in sputum samples. The accepted Australian patent application complements the company's existing intellectual property portfolio, which includes awarded and pending patents in several international jurisdictions. The patent will be automatically issued three months after acceptance unless formally opposed.

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