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January 8, 2008
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Toronto, Canada, Ensil Canada Ltd. has announced that it has reached a major milestone in its research and development of electrolyte detection techniques. Ensil is currently working on developing a range of electronic sensors that would ascertain vital levels of electrolytes in urine, such as potassium and sodium, vital for human health.
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9 A.M. EDT, November 02, 2007
Ensil Canada Ltd. announced today the
validation of a 5 minute, non invasive
HIV test at its laboratories in Ontario
Canada.
"After several years of scientific and
biomedical laboratory experiments by
Ensil Canada Ltd. Scientific team of
researchers, we are extremely proud to
make this announcement" said Farsad
Kiani, Chief Executive Officer of Ensil
Canada Ltd.
Kiani continued, "When Ensil Canada Ltd.
diagnostic device is put on the market,
high risk groups may get tested at more
convenient locations as a do it
yourself, real time, cost effective way
to test and receive their own test
results in strictest confidence"
Ensil Canada Ltd. Chief Scientist and
the lead project CSO added after the
successful experiments with the antibody
to HIV gp41 Ensil will try to validate
the same results with gp120 so a wide
range of HIV strain could be detected"
9 A.M. EDT, April 24, 2007
Toronto, Canada, Ensil Canada Ltd.
announced today that it has entered into
a biomedical research and development
partnership with a major Canadian
University in Ontario, Canada.
Ensils scientific staff will co-locate
with academic faculty staff of the
university to continue promising medical
research that has been proven by small
scale initial experimentation and
validation.
Farsad Kiani, President and CEO of Ensil
Canada Ltd. said, "This is an excellent
partnership. University staff is being
updated by the newer commercial
instrumentation innovations in the area
of chemicals and proteins detection
through urine with the technology
developed by Ensil. Ensil benefits by
the guidance and oversight of world
class academics to further explore the
scientific possibilities of this
innovation."
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