The company has reached a major sales milestone for its skin diagnostic device.
While Nevisense is mainly used to detect skin cancer including melanoma and non melanoma skin cancer, interest in its ability to assess the skin barrier is growing. A new clinical study published after 2025 showed the device can predict atopic dermatitis in newborns. Several larger studies for this indication are already underway.
Pia Renaudin, SciBase CEO, noted that reaching another key milestone empowers clinicians. Each Nevisense test helps doctors make more informed and precise early detection decisions. This ultimately improves patient outcomes according to the CEO.
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