Technology
SonderMind said the purchase will help providers deliver personalized mental healthcare.
The company plans to use the funding to expand into new regions. It aims to operate nationwide by 2023.
Also, new guidance published on classification of medical devices in the EU.
The modules are based on the group's minimum clinical standards for osteoporosis care.
Also, a Māori public health organisation develops a new tool to bring timely COVID-19-related information to Māori people.
Zerigo Health, formerly Clarify Medical, makes a connected phototherapy device for skin conditions like psoriasis, vitiligo and eczema.
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.
They will develop and commercialise three novel digital therapeutic products.
The system lets users opt into an emergency detection and alert service.
The company also launched a Clinical Advisory Board to aid in the development of new programs for diverse populations.