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After IPO fails, imaging agent developer Telix Pharmaceuticals raises $429M via debt

Radiology Business

The Melbourne, Australia-based radiopharmaceutical firm plans to use the proceeds to accelerate development of products in its theranostics portfolio

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Telix Pharmaceuticals to acquire portfolio of imaging-related assets for up to $185M

Radiology Business

Inglewood, California-based biotechnology company ImaginAb is the seller, unloading a pipeline of drug candidates, technology platform and research facility.

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FDA denies pharma firm’s initial application for new kidney cancer imaging agent

Radiology Business

Telix Pharmaceuticals Ltd. announced the news on July 31, with the decision applying to its TLX250-CDx investigational agent for clear cell renal cell carcinoma (brand name Zircaix).

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Telix partners with Subtle Medical on PSMA-PET software

AuntMinnie

Telix Pharmaceuticals has entered an agreement to add Subtle Medical’s AI software for enhancing prostate-specific membrane antigen (PSMA) PET prostate cancer scans to its product portfolio. The algorithm allows for faster PET scanning, up to 75% faster without compromising image quality, according to the company. SubtlePET is a U.S.

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Telix submits NDA for new prostate cancer imaging kit

AuntMinnie

Telix Pharmaceuticals has submitted a new drug application (NDA) to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for a new prostate-specific membrane antigen (PSMA)-PET cold kit for prostate cancer imaging.

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Pharmacy firm eyes 2024 rollout of 1st targeted PET imaging agent for kidney cancer

Radiology Business

Telix Pharmaceuticals recently submitted its license application to the FDA for the investigational positron emission tomography agent TLX250-CDx (Zircaix).

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As 'Star Trek' predicted, needle-free vaccines are possible, thanks to ultrasound

Health Imaging

The vaccine delivery method relies on an acoustic effect called "cavitation" to deliver such pharmaceuticals.