LumaCare
Press Releases
March 30, 2004
Lumacare(r) announces
that the LC-122M non-coherent PDT activation device has received CE Medical approval.
The approval stems from the usage of the LC-122M to activate Photodynamic protocols such
as: ALA, 5-ALA, Foscan(r), Levulan(r), Metex(r), Photofrin(r), and others, "We have
finally proven that a non-coherent light source can activate PDT protocols without an
expensive, potentially dangerous laser."
November 21, 2001
LumaCare exhibits products at Medica 2001, the 33rd World Forum for Doctors'
Surgeries and Hospitals at the Düsseldorf Trade Fair Centre.
May 30, 2001
LumaCare LC-122 to Be Displayed at IPA Congress in
June: Latest Non-coherent Light Source Provides Affordable PDT Activation
April 21, 2000
LumaCare® Lamp Selected for PDT Lung Cancer Research
at the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center
August 1, 1998
Ci-tec UK Ltd. announces the release of a new Non
Coherent Light Source for the activation of medical protocols currently
under investigation within the field of Photodynamic Therapy (PDT)
Media Coverage
Wall Street raises over $150 million for PDT companies (Miravant and QLT).
Recently there have been some excellent articles on the current state
of PDT and its potential. See an on-line copy from:
Forbes
Sunday Times
Wall Street Journal
Photonics Spectra
Investor Business Daily
New York Times
San Francisco Chronicle