MEDIA RELEASE

MONTREAL, July 6, 2009 – Aurora Interactive, the world leader in digital pathology communications, announced today that, in line with its “Open Architecture” philosophy, it will supply developers with a software development kit and free developer licences for its mScope universal medical image viewing platform.

Medicine is increasingly becoming a knowledge and information industry and it makes sense to draw on digital pathology in making this type of transition, to use information technology to improve health care. Aurora has achieved a worldwide leadership position by collaborating on a continuous basis with its healthcare customers and its highest priority is satisfied customers.

“It is a commitment to overall quality that extends to our customers, shareholders, partners, employees and, most importantly, to those patients who depend on us all” declared Mr. Pierre Le Fèvre, President and Chief Executive Officer of Aurora Interactive.

Mr. Le Fèvre further added: “We are committed to better patient outcomes and believe that digital pathology will greatly contribute to these. We want to encourage and facilitate the development of the analytical tools that will improve the diagnostic efficiency and efficacy of today’s pathologists”.

Aurora’s customers receive the kind of quality and service they expect from a leader. Aurora continues to evolve as the needs of its customers change and as new opportunities are created in the market.

About Aurora Interactive Aurora Interactive’s mission is to facilitate and contribute to better patient outcomes. Its medical communications software enables physicians and members of the medical community to realize their full potential by eliminating the learning, diagnostic and collaborative restrictions imposed by time and space.

The professionals at Aurora Interactive develop and commercialize mScope, a universal web viewer and its collaborative tools to view all medical images anytime, anywhere. mScope is aimed at serving the medical practice (doctors and health professionals) and ultimately the patients. Its digital pathology software has three applications, mScope Education, mScope Clinical, and mScope Universal Viewer. A fourth application is currently in the development phase.

Founded in 2002, Aurora Interactive, a privately-held company, has a list of clients that include universities and hospitals in the United States, Canada and across the European Union. Aurora Interactive allows HealthCare Authorities, Hospitals, Teaching Facilities, Veterinary, Pharma and Reference Laboratories throughout the world, access to state-of-the-art telemedicine in order to bring a simple reliable medical communication platform for images and content to physicians and other health care professionals.

For further information, please consult our web site at www.auroramsc.com or contact:

Jacques C. Gagnon
(514) 713-7303
jcgagnon@jcgcom.ca