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The San Francisco-based digital musculoskeletal care company filed to go public on Monday and will list under the ticker symbol HNGE.

It is also expected to offer a new digital weight loss program.  

Also, Lunit has received Taiwan's approval for its AI mammography solution.

Also, Intuitive India releases its mobile app for surgeons using the da Vinci RAS system.

Health tech companies raised nearly $40 billion last year, according to Silicon Valley Bank's Healthcare Investments and Exits Report. IPOs were also up, but those companies didn't fare as well in the public markets.

This IPO comes roughly a year after the company closed a $25 million SPAC. 

Founded in 2016, the company runs an online insurance marketplace and a platform for medical crowdfunding. 

South Korean medical AI company made its debut on KOSDAQ, a trading board of Korea Exchange, for an IPO of 37.

The nearly 14-year-old company hopes to raise $75 million to support its implanted, closed-loop seizure prevention system.

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