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By Rachel McArthur | 04:08 am | April 07, 2022
The digital platform and mobile app specialises in bilingual mental health services for users across the Middle East and North Africa.
By Rachel McArthur | 09:12 am | February 23, 2022
Germany’s Bayer has launched Saudi Arabia’s first “digital hub” to improve management of pulmonary hypertension (PH), it has announced.
By Rachel McArthur | 07:24 am | February 18, 2022
Healthy.io, a healthtech venture that already has offices in Israel, the UK, and the US, is expanding operations across MENA via a new partnership with the UAE’s Seed Group.
By Rachel McArthur | 10:42 am | February 14, 2022
The Egyptian non-profit has teamed up with GE Healthcare to utilise AI to assess how well a patient is responding to neoadjuvant therapy, commonly used prior to surgery.
By Rachel McArthur | 03:40 am | February 10, 2022
The digital health insurance provider confirmed it has closed one of the largest Series B rounds in the booming African healthtech industry to date.
By Rachel McArthur | 11:03 am | January 10, 2022
The UAE-based asset owner and investor has announced it is to consolidate several healthcare companies within Pure Health.
By Rachel McArthur | 09:29 am | November 19, 2021
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.
By Rachel McArthur | 11:14 am | October 26, 2021
Developed by researchers from Khalifa University, the “Expo 2020 Model” uses a series of data to reportedly assess safety for those visiting the World Expo event in Dubai.
By Rachel McArthur | 09:50 am | October 21, 2021
The pharma-technology company has just secured $34.8 million in Series C funding, in a combination of equity and debt financing led by Abu Dhabi’s DisruptAD, and the Dubai-headquartered SHUAA Capital.
By Rachel McArthur | 01:10 pm | October 19, 2021
The Dubai-based GluCare Integrated Diabetes Center has published a second set of clinical results revealing further reduction of haemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) levels in its patients.