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fragment CompanyDetails_Content on Content {
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}

fragment ContentBasicInfo on Content {
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fragment ForumPosts on ForumPost {
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fragment KeyFigures_Content on Content {
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fragment PublishingDetails on Content {
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fragment Reactions on Content {
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fragment ReportLink_Content on Content {
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Immunovia operates in the biotechnology industry and focuses on the development of diagnostic tools for the early detection of cancer. The company's research and development is focused on molecular diagnostics and its products are aimed at healthcare institutions and physicians. The business is global with a strong presence in Europe and North America. Immunovia was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Lund.

Clark Kent got there first. Why wouldn’t I, as someone in a risk group, rather take CA19-9, which is even more sensitive? Not to mention the burden caused by false positives (well, that doesn’t bother the test seller, of course). For that $750 price, I would rather get a pancreatic MRI. I’m just wondering who the target audience for the product is. How to motivate those in risk groups/just curious to pay $750 for the test? Considering the specificity, a hospital/public healthcare might be more interested for screening purposes, but as stated, there’s a long way to go for that.

In familial cases, the sensitivity is the same 78%, the specificity is a bit better 94%, so the math is still quite unforgiving. If we consider that the prior probability of finding pancreatic cancer at a single point in time around age 50 is 10/100,000, and for someone with a family risk, it’s about 5 times higher, i.e., 50/100,000 = 0.0005 = 0.05%. By using that test and getting a negative result, the probability is still 0.0012%. Relatively, the risk decreased a lot, but absolutely, it was low and remains low. The entire lifetime risk is, of course, higher than at a single point in time. So the test should be repeated annually. In doing so, one very likely exposes oneself to a false positive result

A couple of comments and thoughts. Unfortunately, I don’t have sources for everything here, but please bear with me  PanCreasure enables the detection of pancreatic cancer significantly earlier with a blood test; otherwise, this would make no sense, and the company could file for bankruptcy. Regarding the market and investment target. I don’t recall the study or statistics, but a significant portion of health technology and medical startups end up in bankruptcy without commercializing any product. In Immunovia’s case, a critical point has been passed in that the product has been approved for the US market and has a clear market. This is not intended for mass testing, of course; much less goes much further. Here are some thoughts on the market, which I wrote about earlier: Without a payment plan, the test costs the consumer customer 750 USD. Annually, 150,000 - 170,000 cancers are diagnosed in the USA and Europe. From a doctor treating a risk group, I found the following screenprint from a Swedish forum: Placera Forum So this is what customer demand in risk groups looks like. A blood test for early diagnosis - people are willing to pay for that. Let’s continue the thought; the sales margin for the blood test must be extremely high to cover product development costs. If 750 USD sells even 100,000 units per year - which shouldn’t be an impossible feat considering the severity of the disease and the consequences of delayed diagnosis. 100,000 sold tests must already represent a sales margin many times the company’s current market value. And if tests are performed many times more than diagnoses, and when this is multiplied over several years, an optimist can say that the best returns for investors are found by digging for pearls among the trash, cigarette butts, and banana peels in the stock market’s dumpster. What about the risk? A superior, competing product or something else that makes Pancreasure unnecessary, in which case the whole thing ends in bankruptcy. In a nutshell: if the company achieves anything at all in the commercialization that has now begun, a multi-bagger scenario is likely. Failure leads to bankruptcy. I will not follow empty promises and wavering from one offering to another.

Approximately 1,000 new pancreatic cancer cases are diagnosed daily worldwide. Most of them too late.

The test is initially targeted at risk groups. Pancreatic cancer took my father, so I would gladly go for that test even once a year. There are enough people in risk groups in the world, and the company is only worth about 20 million euros so far.

Yes, I completely agree with you! The company would therefore have to survive for several more years for that evidence regarding life expectancy to be demonstrated. I don’t think that will happen just by selling the test at cost when the significantly cheaper CA19-9 is already on the market (how many people even buy this at cost, I wonder). Of course, it would help if some hospitals quickly adopted that test for their own use instead of CA19-9, but isn’t even that used only for monitoring at-risk groups?

That is precisely the problem with tests of this kind. If a rare disease like pancreatic cancer is screened, the test should be very accurate to avoid unnecessary false positives. Since the layperson does not understand this and may happily buy the test, there is still that small, somewhat unethical market niche. The incidence of pancreatic cancer in 50-year-olds is approximately 10 / 100,000. If this group is tested with 78% sensitivity and 92% specificity, 8 cancer cases will be found, and at the same time, approximately 8,000 false positives will be obtained. So, to find 8, unnecessary anxiety and the need for further examinations are caused for 8,000 patients.  Evidence would be needed that more targeted screening benefits life expectancy. This requires large, expensive studies, and we are very far from that.

Immunovia

Immunovia AB (IMMNOV: Nasdaq Stockholm), a pancreatic cancer diagnostics company, today announced that it will participate in the Aktiesparna Digital Temakväll Life Science investor event. President...

<div class="mfn-preamble"><p><strong>Immunovia AB (IMMNOV: Nasdaq Stockholm), a pancreatic cancer diagnostics company, today announced that it will participate in the Aktiesparna Digital Temakväll Life Science investor event. President and CEO Jeff Borcherding will present the company’s commercial strategy and launch activities.</strong></p></div><div class="mfn-body"><p>On January 26, 2026, at 19:20 CET, Immunovia will present its strategic roadmap and priorities for the commercialization of its PancreaSure test. During the presentation, President and CEO Jeff Borcherding will provide additional details regarding recent developments, including the company’s recent regulatory approval in California to offer PancreaSure commercially.<br>&nbsp;<br>The event will be broadcasted live at Aktiespararna’s website: <a rel="noopener" href="https://www.aktiespararna.se/aktiviteter/digital-temakvall---life-science-69344">https://www.aktiespararna.se/aktiviteter/digital-temakvall---life-science-69344</a><br>&nbsp;<br>If you have question for the company during the presentation, you may contact the event manager through Aktiespararna’s event website.<br><strong>&nbsp;</strong><br><strong>For more information, please contact:</strong><br>Jeff Borcherding<br>CEO and President<br><a rel="noopener" href="mailto:jeff.borcherding@immunovia.com">jeff.borcherding@immunovia.com</a></p></div><div class="mfn-footer mfn-about mfn-efaf3745cec3"><p><strong class="mfn-heading-1">Immunovia in brief</strong><br>Immunovia AB is a diagnostic company whose mission is to increase survival rates for patients with pancreatic cancer through early detection. Immunovia is focused on the development and commercialization of simple blood-based testing to detect proteins and antibodies that indicate a high-risk individual has developed pancreatic cancer. Immunovia collaborates and engages with healthcare providers, leading experts and patient advocacy groups to make its test available to individuals at increased risk for pancreatic cancer.<br>&nbsp;<br>USA is the world’s largest market for detection of pancreatic cancer. The Company estimates that in the USA, 1.8 million individuals are at high-risk for pancreatic cancer and could benefit from annual surveillance testing.<br>&nbsp;<br>Immunovia’s shares (IMMNOV) are listed on Nasdaq Stockholm.<br>For more information, please visit <a rel="noopener" href="http://www.immunovia.com/">www.immunovia.com</a>.</p></div><div class="mfn-footer mfn-attachment mfn-attachment-general"><p><strong class="mfn-heading-1">Attachments</strong><br><a rel="noopener" href="https://storage.mfn.se/1e337a52-4671-4682-94c5-10cdc52612d8/immunovia-attends-aktiespararna-life-science.pdf" class="mfn-generated mfn-primary">Immunovia attends Aktiespararna Life Science</a></p></div>