PILATUS OFFERS MEDEVAC WITH EPISHUTTLE
Together with its development partner, Aerolite AG, Swiss aerospace manufacturer, Pilatus now offers integration of the EpiShuttle in medevac PC-24s.
Created out of the growing demand for air transport solutions for infectious patients during the COVID-19 pandemic, the solution prevents in-flight transmission of viruses to cockpit and cabin crew.
Patient...
Samsung has partnered with nutrition app Lifesum for its upcoming Galaxy Watch4 series.
The new smartwatch series, launching Aug. 27, will feature Lifesum as a nutrition partner, allowing users to track food and water intake, and has functions like activity monitoring, step counting and sleep analysis on the Watch4.
“As a leading nutrition partner on the Samsung Galaxy Watch4 series, Lifesum...
NOVARTIS BIOME UK ANNOUNCES SELECTION FOR HEALTHHUB 21
Novartis UK has announced the selected companies for the Novartis BIOME UK HealthHub 21 Challenge, in collaboration with KQ Labs, the data driven health accelerator of the Francis Crick Institute, and LifeArc, the charity helping to turn science into benefits for patients.
The four selected companies are Living With, Macusoft, Mendelian and...
Just in time for those New Year’s resolutions, Lifesum, a Swedish health tracking app, will now be available to Google Assistant users. This integration will allow users to keep a record of their meals, water consumption and weight by talking to their Google Assistant.
Users can access the system by saying “Hey Google, talk to Lifesum,” according to a press release. Once opened the user can tell...
During the month of July, MobiHealthNews reported on 16 digital health companies that raised venture funding. The deals total $149.3 million, which is lower on average when compared to other months this year so far but that's expected for the slower news cycle in the summer.
In the first half of 2016, MobiHealthNews tracked funding for digital health companies that totaled $1.27 billion, as we...
Stockholm-based digital health company Lifesum has secured $10 million in a funding round led by venture capital firm Nokia Growth Partners. Draper Esprit, Bauer Media Group and SparkLabs Global Ventures also participated in the round, which will enable the Swedish health app maker to expand its growth in Europe and the US.
Lifesum, which launched in 2013 under the name ShapeUpClub, now has...
Stockholm, Sweden-based calorie counting app company Lifesum (formerly known as ShapeUp Club) has raised $6.7 million in its first round of funding led by Germany's Bauer Media Group and SparkLabs Global Ventures, according to a report in TechCrunch. The company has 4.5 million members and 6.5 million downloads in Europe for its Android and iOS apps. At the end of last year it reported having...
