ImpriMed is a Palo Alto-based precision medicine company using live-cell drug sensitivity testing and AI to predict how individual cancer patients - starting with dogs and cats - will respond to specific chemotherapy drugs. Founded in 2017 by Stanford engineering PhDs Sungwon Lim and Jamin Koo, ImpriMed serves a network of 250+ veterinary oncologists and is expanding its platform into human blood cancers and pharma CRO services.
One Health Company, known to vets and pet parents as FidoCure, brings human-grade precision oncology to dogs. It sequences canine tumors, pinpoints cancer-driving mutations, and uses an AI engine (Fetch) trained on the world's largest structured canine cancer dataset to recommend targeted, FDA-approved therapies. Because dog and human cancers share genetics, the company is also building a comparative-oncology data asset that could accelerate cancer drug development for both species.