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Cedars-Sinai has announced that it is partnering with Techstars to launch a digital health-focused accelerator in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles-based mobile clinical trials company Science 37 has raised $6.

Madison, Wisconsin-based Redox, a company founded by former Epic engineers that makes an API for integrating software with EHRs, has raised $3.

Collective Health, a software company that helps small employers transition to self-funded plans, has raised another $81 million, bringing its total funding to $119 million.

There have been a number of digital health products that have launched on Indiegogo and Kickstarter in the last few weeks.

San Francisco-based Amino, a new company that aims to use big data to help match consumers with the best doctor for them, has launched with $19.

Denver, Colorado-based health management company Welltok, which makes the CafeWell Health Optimization Platform, has acquired kids' activity tracking platform Zamzee, which formerly spun out of Redwood City, California-based nonprofit HopeLab.

So far in 2015, venture capital funding in the health IT space is up to nearly $3.

Mail-order personal genetics service and research company 23andMe has completed a $115 million in a round led by Fidelity Management and Research Company with participation from  Casdin Capital, WuXi Healthcare Ventures, and Xfund, as well as existing investors Illumina, New Enterprise Associates, MPM Capital, and Google Ventures.

Toronto, Canada-based Figure 1, which offers a photo sharing app for doctors, raised $5 million in a round led by Union Square Ventures with participation from existing investors Version One Ventures and Rho Canada Ventures.