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November 2022

 

HelixBind selected as Phase 1 winner of the LymeX Diagnostics Prize competition from

the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Steven & Alexandra Cohen Foundation.

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June 2021
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HelixBind Awarded $3MM NIH Grant to Support Testing of Its

RaPID Diagnostic Platform for Invasive Infections Associated with Sepsis

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AUGUST 2020

 

FDA Grants HelixBind Breakthrough Device Designation for RaPID Sepsis Test.

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JULY 2020

 

HelixBind awarded $3M Grant from NIH for New Rapid Test for the Early Detection of Lyme Disease.

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JUNE 2020

 

HelixBind awarded $3M Grant from NIH and expands Clinical Advisory Board to accelerate development of its diagnostic platform for invasive infections.

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December 2019

 

HelixBind awarded $4M of additional funding by CARB-X to continue development of RaPID diagnostic platform.

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MARCH 2018

 

HelixBind awarded up to $2M from CARB- X to combat the rise of antimicrobial resistant pathogens.

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SEPTEMBER 2017
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HelixBind closes $3M in Series-A financing

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AUGUST 2017
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HelixBind awarded a $2M Phase II SBIR from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to further development of a culture-free, sample-to-answer test for detecting and identifying microbial pathogens prevalent in neonatal sepsis.

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APRIL 2017
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USPTO issues HelixBind patent US 14/402,028 covering methods and compositions of matter for diagnosing sepsis

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AUGUST 2016
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HelixBind awarded a $2.4M Direct-to-Phase II SBIR from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to automate its sample-to-answer test for discriminating among bacterial pathogens

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MARCH 2016
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HelixBind published its work, completed in collaboration with Tufts Medical Center and Sloan Memorial Kettering Cancer Center demonstrating successful implementation of its novel sample-to-answer Core Pathogen Identification (C/PID) platform for identifying bloodstream infections directly from patient specimens in under 2.5 hours.

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JULY 2015
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HelixBind awarded $1.5M Phase II SBIR from the National Institutes of Health (NIH)

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MARCH 2014
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HelixBind closes $1.65M seed financing

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