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About
Maman Biomedical develops microneedle platforms that deliver hormones through the skin instead of by hypodermic needle. Latchmi Raghunanan, a materials scientist with a decade in medical device R&D, built the first prototypes on her kitchen counter in Toronto after going through IVF; the Globe and Mail covered the company in December 2024. Its stated aim is to reformulate existing drugs — fertility first, then contraception, menopause therapy, diabetes and vaccines.
Backers
DELIA Fund (Nventure); University of Toronto SpinUp Lab
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Quick answers
What does Maman Biomedical do?
It builds microneedle platforms — a single-use port, a dissolving patch and a wearable biosensor — to deliver and monitor hormones without injections or blood draws, starting with IVF.
Who runs Maman Biomedical?
Latchmi Raghunanan, a materials science PhD, is founder, CEO and chief science officer; Roopchand Raghunanan is co-founder and chief business officer.
Where is it based?
Toronto. The company has run through Canadian accelerators including the University of Toronto's SpinUp Lab.