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This is the latest in its string of acquisitions to expand its digital health portfolio.
Sonio will remain an independent company following the acquisition.
It was initially launched to help dispel the infodemic that ensued during the recent pandemic.
The latter will soon be rebranded as MediBuddy vHealth.
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The company seeks to meet the rising demand for specialised care across Southeast Asia.
Its acquisition is expected to close in the coming days.
Also, Malaysian telehealth startup Qmed Asia has signed multiple partnerships around Asia.
The acquisition will allow Clinix to further reach patients in rural India.
The secondary care platform will soon offer online doctor consultations as part of its expansion into primary care.
Also, Terumo has partnered with Glooko to enable diabetes data transfer from insulin patch pump to a data platform.