Diagnostic group to discuss research

A developer of diagnostic systems for diseases such as HIV, malaria and tuberculosis (TB) is to discuss its latest innovations.

Biomagnetics Diagnostics Corp is holding a conference call today (December 2nd), during which it will talk about new opportunities within the group and the company's recent deal with Los Alamos National Security research lab.

Clayton Hardman, chief executive officer for Biomagnetics Diagnostics Corp, said that now is an "exciting time" for the business.

He commented: "For the past few quarters, we have been working on several major growth initiatives that are now coming to fruition."

Mr Hardman added that issues including the introduction of new technology to help fight HIV, TB and malaria will be discussed during the call, which will be held at 16:30EST.

Biomagnetics Diagnostics Corp develops medical products which function through the use of advanced magnetics, which make it possible for bacterial disease tests to be carried out with any bodily fluid.

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