Sophie Porter

Weekly data will soon be released alongside NHS Test and Trace data to create a better picture of how the UK is tracking COVID-19 and breaking the chain of transmission.

Already the most used digital triage platform in the NHS, the boost will enable the service to expand into urgent and specialist care.

The B2B platform, billed as the “plug and play” option for insurance companies, will use the funding to expand operations in new markets and add languages.

Using Spry’s technology, Itamar plans to develop a wearable RPM device for end-to-end digital care for OSA sufferers.

The move has been lauded by the GMDN Agency as a “valuable resource for the UK healthcare sector”.

  The accelerator project has created over 200 jobs in life sciences and medtech companies in the last five years, creating opportunity in an otherwise very expensive field

The new report from Research2Guidance (R2G) highlights the current state of the most developed digital health sector, locating service expansion into comorbidities as a key trend.

The funding was led by ETF and an investor consortium from across AI, science and analytics.

EIS fund manager Parkwalk led the funding round alongside existing investors Jonathon Milner, Cambridge Enterprise and Martlet.

British integrated optics solutions company Rockley Photonics have raised $50 million in growth funding led by Credit Suisse-backed SIG-i Capital and the venture capital arm of Applied Materials Inc., Applied Ventures, LLC. The optics solutions provider also received backing from deep-tech VCs, institutional funds, strategic investors and existing shareholders.