Diabetes

Called Sugar Sleuth, the system consists of a mobile app and an online platform to educate patients about how to optimize their glucose levels.

Sproutel is touted as Disney for healthcare; its flagship product is Jerry the Bear, a platform to engage children in play-based healthcare education.

The system is said to be the first to collect and connect data from electronic medical records, multiple personal health devices and patient self-reported data.

Once launched, the system will be the first mobile-connected CGM in the EU and is indicated for adults and children as young as two years of age.

The package allows users to upload data from popular blood glucose meters, insulin pumps, and continuous glucose monitors (CGMs).

The French drug maker will work with Google's life sciences team to collect, analyze and understand information impacting diabetes.

Dario is a mobile, cloud-based, diabetes management solution that includes an all-in-one, pocket-sized, blood glucose monitoring device.

Under the deal, Diabetes Tools will get all rights for the app, while still allowing the developer behind DiabetesGuru to support the project with advice.

San Antonio-based MR3 Health is looking to develop a monitoring platform for high risk patients to spot signs of trouble before they need to be hospitalized.

This is the first and only full mobile CGM system that allows adults and children as young as 2 years old to conveniently monitor and share glucose levels.