Oct 4, 2022
Nemaura Medical (NASDAQ: NMRD), a medical technology company focused on developing and commercializing a daily disposable, wearable glucose sensor and supporting personalized lifestyle coaching programs, will be participating in the MicroCap Rodeo Windy City Roundup 2022 Conference held in Chicago. Slated for Oct. 12–13, 2022, the two-day event will include a presentation by Nemaura Medical CEO Dr. Faz Chowdhury. Chowdhury’s presentation will feature an overview of the company. Chowdhury will be presenting at 1 p.m. CT on Oct. 12; he will also be available throughout the event to meet one-on-one with interested parties.
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About Nemaura Medical Inc.
Nemaura Medical is a medical technology company developing and commercializing noninvasive wearable diagnostic devices. The company is currently commercializing sugarBEAT(R) and proBEAT(TM). sugarBEAT, a CE mark-approved class IIb medical device, is a noninvasive and flexible continuous glucose monitor (“CGM”) that provides actionable insights derived from real-time glucose measurements and daily glucose trend data, which may help people with diabetes and prediabetes to better manage, reverse and prevent the onset of diabetes. Nemaura has submitted a premarket approval application (“PMA”) for sugarBEAT to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”). proBEAT combines noninvasive glucose data processed using artificial intelligence (“AI”) and a digital healthcare subscription service and has been launched in the United States as a general wellness product as part of NMRD’s BEAT diabetes program, which is currently undergoing pilot studies. Additionally, Nemaura has launched a beta trial of Miboko, a metabolic health and well-being program using a noninvasive glucose sensor along with an AI mobile application that helps a user understand how certain foods and lifestyle habits can impact one’s overall metabolic health and well-being. Nemaura believes that up to one-half of the population could benefit from a sensor and program that monitors metabolic health and well-being. Nemaura sits at the intersection of the global type 2 diabetes market, which is expected to reach nearly $59 billion by 2025, the $50-plus billion prediabetic market and the wearable health-tech sector for weight loss and wellness applications, which is estimated to reach $60 billion by 2023. For more information about the company, visit www.NemauraMedical.com.
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