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New Commercial Partnership and Further Scientific Validation for NeuroVocalix
Cambridge Cognition is pleased to announce the second commercial partnership with a leading pharmaceutical company, for its NeuroVocalixTM platform. NeuroVocalixTM is a unique voice biomarker technology and the product was launched last year and recently presented ground-breaking demonstrable evidence of the potential at a major global Alzheimer’s conference.
NeuroVocalix platform ready for clinical trials
NeuroVocalix enables novel voice-based cognitive assessments to be delivered directly to patients through mobile and tele-health platforms, helping to improve outcomes in clinical trials, aid clinical decision-making and play an important role in the management of long-term conditions such as chronic pain.
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