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RapidSOS received $21 million in funding, the emergency response technology company announced today.

Investors are no longer meeting new partners face to face, but primed funds and new demand for converging digital products still fuel new deals.

Large health tech customers are more cautious and overwhelmed than ever, which means that many younger digital health startups will face an uphill battle selling their products in the months to come.

The Cue Health Monitoring System can deliver its results through a smartphone dashboard, and is intended for use by health professionals and consumers alike.

Andreessen Horowitz, F-Prime Capital, GV, and Transformation Capital led the round with participation from existing investors. 

The recently unveiled, liquid-free UVLicht Sterilizer is the first brand of its kind to be founded in the Emirates. Currently self-funded by its founder, the company is reportedly in the process of scoping investors. 

The latest round was led by Transformation Capital with participation from GGV Capital, WTI and unnamed individual investors. 

VitalBreath powered by BreathResearch will support a patient app, adherence tracking and data analyses capabilities focused on detecting early respiratory decline.

CNBC is reporting that AmWell is looking to go public in September. 

Nanox will be working with funder SK Telcom to bring 2,500 Nanox Systems to South Korea and Vietnam and launch a South Korean subsidiary.