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Daisy Wolf, investing partner at Andreessen Horowitz, joined MobiHealthNews to discuss technology's role in healthcare and provide advice to founders seeking funding.
The New York-based company's stock price fell upon news of a 2% decrease in second-quarter revenue and a $837.7 million net loss.
The women's health app will use the funds to expand its workforce in North America and Europe, scale its reach and enhance its technology.
The funding announcement comes just one year after the company secured a $71 million investment.
Scopio Labs secured $42 million in Series D funding, and robotics company NAVIGANTIS closed a $12 million Series A round.
The funding comes less than a year after the virtual mental health company closed a $125 million Series C funding round.
Duke-NUS Medical School's LIVE Ventures will bring together scientists and public and private sector entities to commercialize academic research concepts.
The company will use the funds to accelerate its growth, expand the use of its models for different conditions and open an office in Cambridge.
The digital health company will assist the healthcare system in identifying patients needing behavioral health services within its primary care population.
The funding will be used to secure FDA clearance for its benchtop blood-testing system for use in doctor's offices, clinics and pharmacies.