DiagnaMed Holdings Corp. has entered into a limited license and option agreement with the Texas Tech University System to commercialize a groundbreaking technology that extracts hydrogen directly from petroleum reservoirs and natural hydrogen fields. Developed by Dr. Qingwang Yuan, this innovative method combines hydraulic fracturing with electromagnetic wave heating, enabling the extraction of hydrogen from light oil, gas, and shale reservoirs, as well as geologic hydrogen from ultramafic rock formations. With production costs potentially as low as $0.86 per kilogram, the technology is in line with the U.S. Department of Energy's goal of achieving $1/kg hydrogen by 2031. The collaboration between DiagnaMed and Texas Tech aims to revolutionize hydrogen production by significantly lowering costs, reducing carbon emissions, and reusing existing oil and gas infrastructure to enhance economic viability. Supported by a Techno-Economic Analysis from Argonne National Laboratory, this method provides a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to traditional processes, positioning the partners as leaders in the clean energy revolution. As global demand for hydrogen grows, DiagnaMed's commercialization efforts with Texas Tech's technology place them at the forefront of the market, driving innovation and supporting the transition to a low-carbon economy. The company's dedication to clean energy and AI solutions for medical applications underscores its commitment to addressing global challenges and driving transformative advancements in energy and healthcare sectors.