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flag Ferronova finishes trial testing its iron-based tracer to help surgeons detect cancer spread in stomach and esophageal cancer patients.

flag Ferronova has completed enrolment in a clinical trial testing its FerroTrace technology, using super-paramagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles to help surgeons identify cancer-affected lymph nodes during gastric and oesophageal cancer surgery. flag The trial, conducted across five Australian hospitals and involving 62 patients, is the first to use the tracer before chemotherapy or radiotherapy. flag Results are expected by July 2026 and could improve surgical precision, reduce cancer recurrence, and enhance survival rates for these aggressive cancers. flag The company also appointed patient advocate Aki Smith to its scientific advisory board and continues to receive support from government grants and private investors.

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