Latest Neurology News

Saluda Medical has received CE certification for its EVA™ Sensing Technology, enabling commercialisation in Europe and recognition in Australia following prior FDA approval. This milestone sets the stage for a broader rollout of its personalised spinal cord stimulation therapy in early 2026.

TrivarX has received $3.5 million in second-tranche placement funding, enabling advancement of its innovative Stabl-Im technology for early, non-invasive brain tumour detection. The funding supports manufacturing scale-up and regulatory preparations ahead of a planned Phase 1 clinical trial in 2026.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals has secured Health Canada approval to expand its pivotal Phase 3 trial of NNZ-2591 for Phelan-McDermid syndrome into Canadian sites, complementing ongoing US enrolment.

Neurotech International has locked in $4 million through a share placement to advance its promising paediatric neurological drug, NTI164. The raise, supported by both new and existing investors including company directors, aims to fund critical clinical and regulatory milestones.

Epiminder Limited has settled a $15.77 million tax liability with the ATO related to historical R&D claims, freeing up $4.23 million from IPO proceeds for working capital.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals’ partner Acadia secures FDA approval for DAYBUE STIX, a new powder formulation of trofinetide offering greater flexibility for Rett syndrome patients. This milestone expands treatment options and sets the stage for increased royalty revenue in 2026.

Argenica Therapeutics’ AI-powered reanalysis of its Phase 2 trial reveals significant efficacy of ARG-007 in severe acute ischemic stroke patients, highlighting improved functional outcomes and reduced brain damage.

Cogstate Ltd reports a near doubling in sales contracts for the first half of 2026 but warns of timing-related revenue deferrals that will temper short-term earnings. Despite this, management remains optimistic about medium- and long-term growth prospects.

Resonance Health has revealed ambitious growth plans at its 2025 AGM, projecting revenue to nearly quadruple by FY26 while maintaining positive EBITDA guidance. The company is broadening its global footprint and diversifying its clinical trial services across multiple therapeutic areas.

Neurotech International has received a $4.73 million R&D tax incentive refund, reinforcing its clinical development efforts in paediatric neurological disorders. The funds will support ongoing trials and working capital needs.

Invex Therapeutics has appointed two new non-executive directors and joint company secretaries, signaling a refreshed governance structure alongside a change of company address.

EMVision Medical Devices has successfully closed an oversubscribed Share Purchase Plan, raising $2 million and bringing total recent capital to $14 million. This funding positions the company to advance pivotal clinical trials and regulatory milestones for its innovative neurodiagnostic devices.