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  • July 08, 2026

    bioMérieux Launches PCR Testing Solution to Verify Probiotic Species in Dietary Supplements Manufacturing

    With GENE-UP® PROBIOTIC SPECIES ID, bioMérieux introduces a first-of-its-kind commercialized species-level identification PCR solution for in-house quality control teams and external laboratory partners.
  • June 05, 2026

    Measuring to reduce environmental impact: how bioMérieux is acting across our diagnostic solutions

    Our products’ environmental performance is a core pillar of our commitment to protecting the planet. For several years, bioMérieux has been implementing a continuous improvement approach based on Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs) of our diagnostic solutions. The goal is to measure our products’ impact on the climate and environment across the entire value chain — from manufacturing and customer use to end-of-life management.
  • June 03, 2026

    Mobilizing diagnostics to support the Ebola response

    In line with our public health mission, bioMérieux and BioFire Defense, a bioMérieux company, are mobilizing Ebola diagnostics to support ongoing efforts related to the current Ebola outbreak in Africa.
  • April 22, 2026

    Preserving the planet to protect health: our commitments and progress

    Preserving the planet to protect health: our commitments and progress

    Fully aware of today’s climate and environmental challenges, we are taking action to reduce the footprint of our activities, optimize the use of resources, and design increasingly responsible solutions. Since 2019, we have been committed to an ambitious environmental trajectory. Here is an overview of the concrete, measurable, and sustainable actions implemented by our teams around the world.

  • April 01, 2026

    Predicting Sepsis-Related Shock Earlier: How AI Could Transform Critical Care

    In the ICU, minutes count — particularly for patients with sepsis, where a sudden drop in blood pressure can signal a dangerous turn. If care teams can see that change coming, even by a couple of hours, they can prepare, personalize treatment, and potentially prevent a crisis. That’s where interpretable, clinically grounded AI can help — turning routine hospital data into early warning signs.