List of Personalized Medicine Companies in Sweden - 6

AMRA Medical is a health informatics company founded in 2010, originating from Linköping University in Sweden. With a team of over 30 employees and a global presence, AMRA specializes in AI-driven medical imaging and precision medicine, particularly in advanced MRI analytics for body composition assessment. The company has achieved regulatory clearances, including CE-Marked medical device status, and collaborates with major industry players like Pfizer Inc. AMRA offers next-generation phenotyping that utilizes AI to analyze whole-body MRI scans, providing precise fat and muscle biomarkers for personalized health insights. Their cloud-based platform ensures secure, quality-controlled results with a quick turnaround and is compatible with various MRI scanners. The company also develops imaging biomarkers and disease phenotypes through partnerships, aiming to create a global representative database. Under the leadership of CEO Eric Converse and co-founders Magnus Borga and Olof Dahlqvist Leinhard, AMRA focuses on equipping clinicians and researchers with actionable data to manage conditions such as obesity and metabolic disorders.

Carbiotix is an award-winning biotechnology company pioneering the onsite upcycling of plant-based side-streams. Carbiotix mission is to improve the health of people by increasing the consumption of prebiotics and other active ingredients from upcycled side-streams. Carbiotix offers one core service today called NutraCycle, an on-site upcycling and fortification service allowing food & beverage, ingredient, and feed producers to turn plant-based products into healthier, more profitable, and sustainable products.

Diaprost is a private pharmaceutical research and development company based in Lund, Sweden. The company's principal asset is hu5A10, a novel Theranostic Antibody licensed for development in the treatment and diagnosis of prostate cancer. Diaprost has also announced promising new studies for patients with metastatic prostate cancer, and has entered into license agreements with other companies for the development of its products.

Qlife is a Danish medical technology company that develops an innovative medical technology platform with the long-term goal of giving people access to safe and validated blood biomarker data at home. The platform called Egoo.health consists of a small diagnostic device with individual capsules containing each a specific biomarker test that can be measured by a single drop of blood from the fingertip.

We develop technologies for ultrasensitive analysis of complex DNA sources. Compared to other technologies for ultrasensitive sequencing, our solutions are both simple to use and specifically adapted for analysis of difficult to analyze DNA such as circulating tumor DNA, a biomarker specific for cancer.

VERIGRAFT generates personalized tissue-engineered transplants for use in regenerative medicine. The company's unique technology platform turns donated allogeneic ("foreign") tissue into an autologous-like ("personalized") tissue and thus avoids transplant rejection and the need for life-long immunosuppression. Donated, allogenic tissue is patient-individualized by a combination of DC (Decellularization) and RC (Reconditioning/Recellularization) processes. VERIGRAFT's development pipeline comprises products in the areas of vascular regeneration as well as peripheral nerve repair.