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Cardiovascular diagnostic device market to hit $21.1b by 2034

Personalised and preventive healthcare is driving demand for connected devices.

New diagnostic imaging clinic to support Cairns Hospital emergency cases

CT and MRI machines will diagnose strokes, cancer, heart disease, and infections.

Vascular imaging market to be valued at $4.54b by 2030

One key driver is the integration of digital and cloud-based solutions.

Diagnostics firms to boost R&D spending on home testing by 2035

More than half have already commercialised home or self-testing products.

New Zealand’s Stratford Health Centre adopts new digital X-ray system

The upgrade follows earlier installations in Hāwera and Waitara.

HMI Medical launches radiology centre at Royal Square, Novena

The centre features systems such as the MAGNETOM Lumina 3T MRI.

HOLMES CRISPR diagnostics market to hit $5.8b by 2033

However, regulatory hurdles and data standardisation remain key challenges.

Multi-cancer early detection testing market to reach $7.52b by 2033

By end-user, hospitals and clinics accounted for $950m in 2024.

Global HPV and pap smear test market to hit $3.94b by 2030

The sector’s expansion is attributed to the rising number of HPV cases.

NUH, Siemens to study ultrasound tech for liver disease diagnostics

The initiative is part of the upcoming National University Centre for Digestive Health.

NTUH unveils AI-powered diagnostic system for pancreatic cancer

The tool is available as a self-pay AI image analysis service.

Burjeel Holdings, Genalyte partner to introduce automated diagnostic system

The Merlin system is designed to deliver lab-accurate diagnostics in under 30 minutes.

SGH unveils new imaging technique to detect rare pancreatic tumours

Exendin-4 imaging highlights tumours as distinct bright spots during PET/CT scans.

Global HIV diagnosis market to be valued at $5.31b by 2030

However, high costs and complex testing procedures may limit growth.