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Digital health company Thirty Madison recently announced the closing of a $47 million Series B funding round.
Patient Orator CEO Kistein Monkhouse and Theator CEO Dr. Tamir Wolf discuss health disparities in the United States and how their companies are helping.
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After news broke about the $18.5 million deal all eyes in the digital health world have been on Livongo and Teladoc.
Culled from a pool of nearly 8,000 companies, this year's list of the "most promising" private startups represents over $20 billion in funding from more than 900 unique investors.
Also: $30 million for Reify Health's clinical trial software, and more than $16 million for mPulse Mobile's AI-supported patient communications.
The AI-enabled company works with pharma companies and research institutions on research and development for new medications.
Noting a spike in demand due to COVID-19, the company predicts that it will reach profitability by early 2021.
The arrangement comes alongside new eight-figure investments into the CGM maker, whose business looked to be in dire straits earlier this year.
The company's smart insulin pen, dubbed the InPen, is slated to become part of Medtronics diabetes portfolio.