Aspira Women’s Health provides development update on EndoCheck

Aspira Women’s Health announced that it has completed the design of EndoCheck based on the analysis of samples received from The University of Oxford in October. Data show EndoCheck to be a high-performing blood test for localized endometriosis, including ovarian endometriosis masses known as endometrioma. The Company is collaborating with The University of Oxford on an abstract for presentation and a manuscript for publication to support a commercial launch in 2024. Independent verification of the EndoCheck test for endometriomas, the next step in its development, will begin shortly with data to be provided by The Dana Farber Cancer Institute. “EndoCheck builds upon our unique know-how with AI machine learning and knowledge of gynecologic disease, which are the hallmark of our tests,” said Nicole Sandford, President, and CEO of Aspira. “This is an incredibly complex disease, and the development of the test has taken longer than expected. Nonetheless, we are excited to have a test with such a clear signal – a truly first-of-its kind accomplishment. Our next priority is to ensure a successful commercial launch through a thoughtful introduction of EndoCheck into the payor and provider markets in 2024. We are working with our Clinical Advisory Board and our network of academic and clinical collaborators to do just that.”