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MobiHealthNews visited Liverpool's Life Sciences Accelerator, in the UK, for the launch of the new digital testing space last week.

Gojek an Indonesia-headquartered ride-hailing and logistics company with operations in Indonesia, Vietnam, Singapore and Thailand, today announced that it has partnered with Singapore-based startup Doctor Anywhere, to offer offline and online medical consultations to its drivers.

Executives of the wearable maker gave a breakdown yesterday of the thousands of ongoing projects with clinical, research and employer business partners.

Also: Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center announces machine learning research program funded by AWS; OneDigital Health Benefits inks deal with Total Brain. 

AbleTo will work to integrate Joyable's mental health coaching app with its virtual care offering.

The acquisition is aimed at making it easier for senior living centers and pharmacy partners to adopt and scale their care strategy. 

The newly announced devices are courting consumers who have not yet delved into the world of fitness wearables.

After attending the 4YFN (four years from now) at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona recently, digital health entrepreneur and nurse Anna Sort outlines four key predictions for the healthcare of the future.

Also: Israeli company announces CE certification for two algorithms; minister unveils plans for a National Genomic Healthcare Strategy in the UK.

According to the Washington Post, which broke the news, the commissioner is leaving to spend more time with his family.