DIAGNOS inc. is advancing toward important regulatory approvals for its AI-powered eye disease detection platform, CARA, with submissions underway in Canada, the US, and Saudi Arabia. The platform has already assessed over 400,000 patients globally and detects early signs of major retinal diseases. With strong industry partnerships and federal funding to enhance AI algorithms, DIAGNOS is positioned to capitalize on growing demand driven by aging populations and rising eye disease prevalence. The company estimates an $11 billion Canadian market opportunity for CARA, with global AI retinal imaging markets expected to grow significantly by 2033.
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