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Proteomics International Laboratories has secured a United States patent for PromarkerEndo, its proprietary blood test for diagnosing endometriosis, a development the company describes as a major step toward global commercialisation.

Researchers at Monash University say they have found a gene in animal models that could help explain why some women experience early loss of fertility and premature menopause.

Ceryvyn Therapeutics has officially replaced the name Opthea after shareholders approved the change at an extraordinary meeting on 3 July 2026, and the company updated its registration with ASIC.

Dimerix has announced that patients who complete the ACTION3 Phase 3 trial and its open-label extension may be allowed to continue receiving the investigational candidate DMX-200 through post‑trial access pathways in key territories.

The company said the funds raised will go towards the development of its lead allogeneic CAR T therapy, azer-cel, into calendar year 2027, including clinical and regulatory activities, manufacturing scale-up and general working capital.

CEO and Managing Director Dr David Foster said, "Securing all regulatory and ethics approvals to commence this effort represents a significant milestone for galidesivir and the culmination of more than a year of collaboration with our partners in Uganda and the ACCEPT Africa Consortium."

Australian company Syntara and Parkinson’s Research Ventures have reported early signs that a novel anti-inflammatory candidate may reduce brain inflammation in people at high risk of developing Parkinson’s disease.

Australia’s largest life sciences private equity company, Brandon Capital, has announced a landmark exit as Novartis moves to acquire its portfolio company Myricx Bio in a deal valued at up to US$1.5 billion, including an upfront cash payment of US$1.1 billion and further milestone payments. 

Seventeen of Australia’s leading medical and science organisations have come together to warn the Albanese Government that proposed changes to the Research and Development Tax Incentive risk hollowing out the country’s life sciences and medical technology sectors.

Thirty Australian women have already experienced restorative breast surgery using absorbable scaffolds designed to regenerate lost breast tissue, and the company behind the technology is moving quickly through human trials.

BCAL said the investment is a way to add an infectious disease diagnostics pillar to its existing early cancer detection business, linking Genetic Signatures EasyScreen PCR products and 3base technology with BCAL’s oncology liquid biopsy and breast cancer test offerings.

AdAlta has announced a strategic collaboration with Oktopi to access its software-as-a-service knowledge system, designed to sharpen decisions in medicine development.