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Lindera’s ‘SturzApp’ facilitates motion analysis via an app, using smartphone or tablet cameras to track movement and reduce the risk of falls in seniors.
Polish-based Docplanner steps up expansion plans in Germany.
The firm plans to further develop its blood typing technology.
The Series C brings its total raise to $160 million.
Funding will help take its DTx solutions through regulatory approvals and to market in the UK and US.
Global healthtech has received $51.3 billion in investment this year, marking new highs for venture capitalist interest in the sector and identifying London as the fastest growing healthtech hub globally.
Also: RenalSense scores $14 million for its renal diagnostic, and InsurMedix rakes in $15 million for fertility insurance.
SWORD raised $163 million in Series D funding, which allowed for a secondary round where it scooped up another $26 million.
Digital infrastructure company Lifen has raised $58M (€51M) in funding, which will go towards working with 1,500 hospitals and 200 eHealth solutions by 2025.
Also, South Korean startup Lunit obtains two new US FDA approvals for its AI diagnostic tools.