rare diseases
The company will use the funds to support people who are managing rare and complex conditions.
The new platform for will offer video visits for rare disease diagnosis and longitudinal care.
Dr. Nadia Chaudhri, a neuroscientist and professor, shared her experience with ovarian cancer on Twitter, showing how social media can be a powerful tool to connect and educate on chronic or serious illnesses.
The platform lets patients with rare diseases access their medical data and participate in research studies.
After her daughter's PFIC diagnosis, Claire Brinkley searched for a way to connect with other parents with similar experiences and questions.
Ahead of Rare Disease Day 2020, Paul Wicks, scientific advisor for Ada Health, writes about the potential of digital learning health systems in helping patients receive the right care faster.
The investment will be used to build a clinical-stage portfolio for rare diseases, including treatments for Fragile X syndrome.
The three companies announced a slew of pilots employing machine learning, collaborative digital tools and blockchain technology.
The London-based startup plans to use the new money to build a patient engagement platform and data analysis tool.
RDMD, a Bay Area startup leveraging personal health records to accelerate clinical research of rare diseases, has raised $3 million in seed funding.