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NEW YORK — June 1, 2021 — Acuamark Diagnostics, Inc. (“AcuamarkDx”), a biotechnology company that revolutionizes the global fight against cancer with first-in-kind early-cancer detection technology, today announced that Dr. Cedric Francois has joined its Board of Directors.
Successful public biotech entrepreneur and CEO joins AcuamarkDx's Board of Directors as company prepares for next phase of development.
NEW YORK — Apr 21, 2020 — Acuamark Diagnostics, Inc. (“AcuamarkDx”), a biotechnology company that focuses on developing innovative blood-based screening assays for reliable and cost-effective detection of early-stage cancer, today announced the appointment of William Gedale as its Executive Chairman. Mr. Gedale will replace Mr. Michael Gargano as Chairman of the Company.
NEW YORK — Dec 27, 2019 — Acuamark Diagnostics, Inc. (“Acuamark”), a biotechnology company that focuses on developing innovative blood-based screening assays for reliable and cost-effective detection of early-stage cancer, today announced that it has completed private placement of its Preferred Series AA3 stock in a round that was substantially oversubscribed. The proceeds will be used to fund expansion of its CRC pilot program entering proof of concept stage in clinical samples and expand the company’s “all-cancer screening” program’s research and development.
TAMPA, Fla., Dec. 13, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Academy of Inventors (NAI) has named 175 leaders of academic invention to NAI Fellow status.
October 13, 2016 - In its early stages, cancer is usually asymptomatic. Early detection is a complex challenge. Can a blood sample detect early signs?
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – October 13, 2016 - iCareDx announced that it was rebranding itself as Acuamark Diagnostics as it works to raise funds for its first round of clinical testing.
September, 22 2016 - Globally, over 22,000 people die of cancer each day. When cancer is detected at the early stages, survival rates are generally still high. Finding cancer early with an accurate, convenient and affordable technology, and attacking it early, can vastly reduce cancer deaths, and substantially lower cancer-related healthcare expenditures.
