iTonic Holdings Ltd Issues an Update on its Effort to Develop AI-Powered Cloud Healthcare Platform Designed to Support Nuclear Medicine Treatment Planning and with Potential Future Expansion into Digital Care Delivery

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• The platform has not been clinically validated for commercial use and has not received registration, clearance or approval from applicable regulators.

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• Healthcare is undergoing significant digital transformation driven by AI, cloud computing and data connectivity; the AI-powered TPS Cloud Platform represents an important step toward a more connected and intelligent healthcare ecosystem.

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• Traditional standalone treatment planning systems may limit data sharing, workflow collaboration and scalability across healthcare networks.

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