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Accurate and affordable medical diagnostics for women

Inex Innovate focuses on tests related to women’s and fetal health

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    • Inex Innovate chief executive officer Kane Black. The company, spun off from the National University of Singapore in 2006, uses molecular diagnostics technology to develop medical tests.
    • Inex Innovate chief executive officer Kane Black. The company, spun off from the National University of Singapore in 2006, uses molecular diagnostics technology to develop medical tests. PHOTO: INEX INNOVATE

    Amrita Kaur, Lim Jie Shi, Lim Wei Xin and Loh Qin Yi

    Published Thu, Jan 11, 2024 · 05:00 AM

    MEDICAL technology firm Inex Innovate aims to offer three things to women who need tests: accuracy, affordability and accessibility.

    “If you don’t have the right diagnosis, you don’t have treatment,” said chief executive officer Kane Black.

    Spun off from the National University of Singapore in 2006, Inex uses molecular diagnostics technology to develop medical tests, focusing on addressing unmet needs in women’s and fetal health.

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