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The company has also announced its first app called Brainwell, an app that aims to strengthen and improve six cognitive domains of the brain.

Together, the two companies will bring deep learning-supported medical diagnostics to the Australian and Asian healthcare markets.

The company will use the funds to speed up international growth for both consumers and fitness professionals, as well as to beef-up R&D activities.

The funds, provided by NIH, will be used to conduct a three-year-long, mobile-enabled study on weight loss after bariatric surgery.

The company runs a medication encyclopedia, and offers services for pharmacists, enabling them to communicate with their customers via an email newsletters.

The service is powered by the database from insurance claims data with experiences from 188 million patients and 893,000 doctors in the U.S.

The company has developed a SaaS platform that makes it easier for healthcare providers to match post-acute patients to the right place of care.

Called NORA, the technology platform and high tech/high touch operating model uses telemedicine to bring clinical trials to anyone, anytime, anywhere.

Founded by former employees of Epic Systems, the company will use the funds to expand its sales efforts and grow its staff.

The company's SaaS-based solution is created to give smaller organizations an affordable alternative to traditional hospital management software.