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Called Wize Mirror, the prototype device can detect things like heart rate and hemoglobin levels, as well as how stressed or calm you are.

Phoenix, Arizona-based eVisit will use the funds to enhance its telemedicine platform, as well as ramp up sales and marketing efforts.

The company makes a device that allows patients to perform a variety of examinations as part of a telehealth visit, all from the comfort of their own home.

Montreux Equity Partners led the round, which will allow the company to keep developing its product line, as well as expand its market access.

Under the deal, Street View cars will be equipped with Aclima's mobile sensing platform to see the air around us in ways never before possible.

The company's online eye exam takes some 25 minutes to complete, with prescriptions for either a glasses or contact lens costing $40, or $60 for both.

Socialblood's service would make it easier for hospitals, blood banks and other organizations to recruit and manage donors more easily.

Each physician would already have to be a Medicare approved, but would be able to provide their specialty services to patients within other states.

Notices were sent out to potential class members with instructions on how to file settlement claims for either a $15 payment or $25 Nike gift card.

Missouri Telehealth Network received $1.5M to create the Show-Me Extension for Community Health Outcomes program, offering training for specialized treatments.