Nemaura Medical, Inc. · OTC:NMRD
Nemaura Medical — Investor Presentation (March 2020)
14 slides from Nemaura Medical's investor presentation, Mar 30, 2020
Slide 1: Wellbeing Devices: US Market, Potential & Regulations
Wellbeing Devices: US Market, Potential & Regulations Stephen Willmor – Head of Regulatory Affairs March 2020 NASDAQ: NMRD
Slide 2: Forward-looking Statements
2 Forward - looking Statements Certain statements made in this presentation that are not historical facts constitute forward - looking statements within the mean ing of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Reliance should not be placed on forward - looking statements because they i
Slide 3: Summary: 'General Wellness' glucose monitor and digital service
Summary: ‘General Wellness’ glucose monitor and digital service - a potentially game changing opportunity • There are 34 million people with diabetes and 88 million pre - diabetics in the USA 4 alone • An understanding of how glucose levels fluctuate with lifestyle and dietary factors could help peo
Slide 4: Medical Monitoring & Wearable Health Technology
Medical Monitoring & Wearable Health Technology • Consumer interest in tracking own health and well - being has never been higher. • 19% of Americans currently use a wearable fitness tracker and the same number use a mobile health App. Combining past users nearly half of Americans (45%) have used on
Slide 5: Wearable Health Technology Growth
Wearable Health Technology Growth 250%+ increase Consumer use of technology for health and fitness purposes has increased almost two - and - a - half times since 2013 [2] 5
Slide 6: What is wearable healthcare technology?
What is wearable healthcare technology? • Wearable healthcare technology includes electronic devices that consumers wear (wearables) and which are designed to collect their personal health and exercise data. • World market for wearable devices set to reach $62B by 2025 [3] • Examples of current wear
Slide 7: Why monitor blood glucose levels?
Why monitor blood glucose levels? • For people with diabetes (34 million in the US [4] in 2018), blood sugar levels need to be regularly monitored in order to avoid the damaging extremes (high / low ), and for those with type 1 diabetes to effectively manage insulin dosing. • For people with pre - d
Slide 8: Why monitor blood glucose levels?
Why monitor blood glucose levels? • Studies including one from Stanford University [6] have shown that severe glucose variability can happen in non - diabetic patients after eating certain foods suggesting that monitoring (or being able to predict) glycaemic variability based on food types alone cou
Slide 9: Who will pay for general wellness devices and services?
Who will pay for general wellness devices and services? • Healthcare insurers around the world are already paying for mobile phone apps that encourage weight loss and promote better health, and help prevent diabetes or help reverse Type 2 diabetes. Examples include: - UK National health service low
Slide 10: Device Regulations in the US
Device Regulations in the US • Any medical device will be regulated by FDA if it meets the definition in Section 201(h) of the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act [7] : 10
Slide 11: Device Regulations in the US
Device Regulations in the US • Medical Devices in the US currently fall into three categories: • Class I – Low risk to user. General controls are adequate to control it. • Class II – Medium risk to user. General controls plus special (specific) controls required • Class III – High risk to user. Gene
Slide 12: What is a 'General Wellness' Product?
What is a ‘General Wellness’ Product? • FDA policy is not to assess low risk general wellness products [8] . • A general wellness product is one that meets the following two criteria: 1. Intended only for general wellness use 2. Presents a low risk to the safety of users and other persons. • What is
Slide 13: What is a 'General Wellness' Product?
What is a ‘General Wellness’ Product? • Examples of claims for products under category (2): • Intended to promote, track or encourage choices which as part of a healthy lifestyle may help to reduce the risk of certain chronic diseases or conditions • Intended to promote, track or encourage choices w
Slide 14: References
References • [1] Gallup Poll; November 2019 (https://news.gallup.com/poll/269096/one - five - adults - health - apps - wearable - trackers.aspx) • [2] Deloitte 2018 Survey of US Health Consumers ( https://www2.deloitte.com/us/en/insights/industry/health - care/patient - engagement - health - care -