KDA Group Inc. announced the launch of Medherize, its revolutionary new platform dedicated to the clinical management of patients requiring specialized medications. This pioneering project particularly focuses on CDK 4/6 inhibitors used in the treatment of breast cancer, with the objective of ensuring optimal and personalized patient follow-up. Medherize marks the first collaboration among specialist doctors, pharmacists and patients to offer integrated and coordinated care.

KDA's new clinical management solution is designed to address the complex challenges associated with the administration of CDK 4/6 inhibitors, essential medications in the treatment of certain types of breast cancer. This innovative technology offers an integrated platform enabling healthcare professionals to accurately monitor patient treatments, track side effects and adjust doses in real-time while ensuring seamless communication between patients and care providers. Key Features of Medherize: Personalized Patient Follow-Up: An intuitive user interface allowing doctors to personalize and track treatment plans for each patient, ensuring better adherence to prescribed therapies.

Real-Time Monitoring: Integration of monitoring devices that collect real-time data on patients' health status, enabling rapid intervention when needed. Side Effect Management: A proactive notification system to monitor and manage potential side effects of CDK 4/6 inhibitor. Optimized Communication: A secure communication platform facilitating exchanges between patients, doctors and pharmacists, thereby enhancing care coordination.

Analysis and Reporting. Advanced analytical tools to generate detailed reports on treatment effectiveness, supporting evidence-based clinical decision-making. This pilot project, the first of its kind, will be deployed in the Corporation's partner clinics and hospitals in the coming months, with ambitions to expand internationally.

KDA remains committed to investing in innovation and closely collaborating with healthcare professionals to continue developing cutting-edge solutions that meet the evolving needs of the healthcare sector. Artificial intelligence and new technologies could reduce healthcare spending by $200 to $360 billion.