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Called iBeat, the startup is developing a life-saving Wearable-as-a-Service offering that aims to speed the delivery of care.

The company will use the funds to further validate its iPad-based BAC app for use as a screening tool for cognitive decline in age-related CNS disorders.

The initial focus of the collaboration will be the development of an add-on sensor for Vectura's lever-operated multi-dose inhaler (LOMI).

The company will use the funds to continue scaling its technology and data science platforms, as well as expand into new markets.

The San Francisco-based company has reportedly (temporarily) ceased production of its fitness bands, and is looking to unload its wireless speaker business.

Companies selected to the program will benefit from a range of perks, including coaching and mentoring, as well as access to StartUp Health's global platform.

The company will use the funds to accelerate the development of its imaging analytics engine and create neural networks that will use its vast imaging dataset.

It takes about 45 minutes for ethanol to be transmitted through the skin, so BACtrack Skyn cannot be a real substitute for breathalyzers or blood tests.

Canary will now be able to offer a suite of digital programs for managing chronic conditions including diabetes, heart disease, depression and arthritis.

The Encino, California-based company is already working with Inland Empire Health Plan to engage its Medi-Cal beneficiaries.