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Also, Manipal Global Education Services has launched a super app for medical students.
The company will use the funds to expand internationally, initially focused on the Japanese and Brazilian markets.
The company offers personalized care plans and connects patients with a coordinated care team, including dietitians, internists and gastroenterologists.
Data exchange platform Briya and clinical trial-participant management platform Mural Health also secured investments.
The funds will be used to develop AI-enabled ultrasound technology for maternal care and pediatric lung health in low- and middle-income countries.
The care delivery enablement platform scored $8 million and now has a foothold in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Texas, Florida and Maryland.
Medicare-focused virtual exercise platform Bold secured $17 million.
Also, MedEasy has raised seed funding to expand its user base in Bangladesh.
The funding will support the University of Melbourne-led project's pilot in Australia.
The company's computational solution uses AI, modeling and data analysis of naturally occurring proteins to generate superior antibodies, enzymes and vaccine immunogens.