Technology
Funding will help take its DTx solutions through regulatory approvals and to market in the UK and US.
Global healthtech has received $51.3 billion in investment this year, marking new highs for venture capitalist interest in the sector and identifying London as the fastest growing healthtech hub globally.
The news comes just as Pear is finalizing its SPAC merger.
SWORD raised $163 million in Series D funding, which allowed for a secondary round where it scooped up another $26 million.
Digital care applications are among the most wanted innovations in the Germany.
It enables remote diagnosis of emergency stroke cases.
Digital tools have to do more than just feed people data. They must also keep them engaged and motivate them to make healthier decisions. This is where behavioral science comes in.
Most UAE femtech startups focus on women’s wellness and menstrual health. But other subsectors, such as female-focused mental health, are seriously lagging behind. What’s more, the MENA region accounts for less than 6% of the global femtech industry.
Digital infrastructure company Lifen has raised $58M (€51M) in funding, which will go towards working with 1,500 hospitals and 200 eHealth solutions by 2025.
Also, South Korean startup Lunit obtains two new US FDA approvals for its AI diagnostic tools.