Ondine Biomedical has secured the use of its Steriwave infection prevention treatment in five hospitals in Southern Ontario, covering about 5,000 major orthopaedic and spine surgeries yearly. Steriwave uses a light-activated, non-antibiotic method to reduce harmful bacteria in patients before surgery, addressing costly surgical site infections. This follows positive results from a large clinical trial and supports Ondine's strategy to expand Steriwave's adoption in high-value surgical pathways across Canada.
Ondine Biomedical's Steriwave treatment is the subject, with Pluang's health sector data providing context. As of Sep 23, 2026 14:12 WIB, 67 of 100 US health stocks rose while 29 fell. Notable movers include ADMA at USD 9.78 (+2.89%), ALNY at USD 251.03 (+2.75%), and BNGO at USD 1.78 (-2.73%).
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