Gamma Diagnostics and OHSU Announce a Licensing Agreement

Gamma Diagnostics Inc. (GDx) and Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) have signed a licensing agreement that seeks to further develop and commercially promote the use of Gamma Prime Fibrinogen (GPF) as an inflammatory and clotting risk biomarker.

High GPF levels have previously shown positive correlation with peripheral artery disease, heart failure and CVD deaths in the ARIC study. Dr. David Farrell (Founder and CSO) published an abstract at AHA 2021 showing COVID-19 patients can develop extraordinarily high levels of GPF. Gamma Diagnostics Inc. will now continue to invest in further clinical studies, regulatory submission, and commercialization activities to bring GPF as a biomarker to market.

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