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Employees engaged with the program had fewer unscheduled absences, lower overall health claims costs and fewer visits to the hospital and emergency room.

The app enables users to record symptoms, measure physical changes while helping patients see exactly how their pain is connected to other factors.

The system includes a compact body scanner device called Chisel and a mobile app that work together to provide customized workouts and nutrition guidance.

The France-based company has raised $4 million from Laurent Alexandre and Xavier Niel, bringing its total funding to date to $11 million.

The Chinese giant is acquiring 25% stake of a medical imaging unit of China Resources Wandong Medical Equipment and will get two seats at the board.

VirtualScopics provides clinical trial imaging solutions, with reported revenue of $12.7 million for 2015.

The company will use the funds to brings its Human Emulation System in the hands of researchers and product developers.

The app encourages users to monitor and take action on their personal health habits by exercising and sleeping more, and take better care of their diet.

The company will use the funds to grow its MobileFit platform that improves a fitness facility's member acquisition, engagement and retention.

The company's will license American Cancer Society's care guidance so that its Care Pros can give specialized care to clients diagnosed with cancer.