Mainz Biomed NV Receives Swissmedic Approval for ColoAlert® Cancer Screening Test in Switzerland
    
        Mainz Biomed NV, a diagnostics company specializing in cancer early detection, has announced that its non-invasive colorectal cancer screening test, ColoAlert®, has been officially registered and granted marketing approval by Swissmedic, the Swiss agency for therapeutic products. This approval allows ColoAlert to be marketed in Switzerland, following a partnership with the Swiss diagnostic laboratory, labor team w ag. The test, which detects colorectal cancer tumor DNA and other biomarkers in stool samples with high sensitivity, aims to improve early detection and increase participation in screening programs in Switzerland, where less than half of the eligible population currently participates in such programs. This milestone is part of Mainz Biomed's broader strategy to expand access to reliable colorectal cancer early detection solutions.
      
 
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