MedTech Dive July 22, 2024
Nick Paul Taylor

The device is designed to perform the most commonly ordered blood tests, avoiding the need to send the samples to central labs.

Dive Brief:

  • Truvian Health has raised $74 million to support a filing for clearance of its benchtop blood test instrument, the company said Wednesday.
  • The device is designed to perform routine blood tests, freeing clinics, doctor’s offices and pharmacies from the need to send samples to central labs.
  • Truvian has shared research on its platform in a preprint study and in posters at medical conferences.

Dive Insight:

Truvian has identified reliance on central labs for processing blood samples as a barrier to the timely and cost-effective diagnosis and monitoring of health conditions. Healthcare providers can need...

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