The deal comes on the heels of a similar arrangement Nanostics struck with Protean BioDiagnostics for the US market.
The University of Maryland spinout said it plans to launch a point-of-care urinary tract infection test by 2025, followed by three more tests by 2028.
According to the government, Rashid Naqvi, a Houston-area resident, fraudulently sought $4.6 million from Medicare for COVID-19 test kits and obtained $2.0 million.