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Powerful Medical awarded €40M IPCEI grant to expand AI diagnostics for heart attacks, heart failure, and arrhythmias

Powerful Medical Receives €40 Million Non-Dilutive Grant to Accelerate Early Diagnosis of Cardiovascular Diseases with AI

Powerful Medical announces it has been selected to receive over €40 million in non-dilutive funding from the European Commission’s IPCEI Tech4Cure initiative. This significant grant will accelerate global adoption and clinical validation of PMcardio®, the world’s first AI-powered platform enabling rapid and accurate diagnosis of heart attacks and other life-threatening cardiac conditions, dramatically expanding the company’s potential to save millions of lives worldwide.

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