Changing the Story of Jaundice Care
Founded in 2015 in Trondheim, Norway, Picterus is a medical technology company with a global reach. We develop scalable, research-based solutions to improve newborn care — starting with neonatal jaundice, which affects the majority of newborns worldwide.
Our commitment extends beyond country borders, striving to elevate the standards of jaundice care globally. The strength of our work lies in extensive research and innovation, resulting in a portfolio of patents and the CE-certification of our app as a class IIa medical device.
Designed for both healthcare professionals and parents, our solution makes early detection more accessible than ever — anywhere in the world.
Our journey to saving newborns’ lives worldwide, one baby at a time.
Concept & feasibility research
Clinical validation and patented technology
First CE‑marked medical device
Expanded clinical use and usability improvements
Next‑generation model & broader inclusivity
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best performance to date
Picterus is dedicated to revolutionizing neonatal jaundice care by offering a universally accessible and accurate screening solution, ensuring a healthy start for every child, anywhere and anytime.
To extend our impact, we established Picterus Newborn Health in 2025 — a nonprofit organization committed to advancing global equity in newborn care. Focused on jaundice awareness, education, and access to care, the organization works closely with local communities, partners, and governments to deliver screening solutions to newborns in low-resource settings.
Together with parents, healthcare providers, and partners around the world, we’re moving closer to the goal of giving every baby the best start in life.
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This Course will equip you with the essential knowledge and practical skills to confidently assess and manage neonatal jaundice, using tools like Picterus® Jaundice Pro for accurate screening. You’ll also explore clinical guidelines and best practices to ensure that your decisions align with clinical recommendations.
The course is free! Sign up today!