Industry news in brief
The latest Digital Health News industry roundup features investment funding for Decently and Navenio and a milestone for Guy’s and St Thomas’.
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Sano Genetics secures £330k grant to support patients at risk of MND
Sano Genetics will be using an Innovate grant of £300k to help engage and support people who are at risk of motor neurone disease, and progress research.
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Move More Live More programme wins £1.3m for AI fall prevention
The Move More Live More programme has won £1.3m in funding to support its AI-enabled solution aimed at preventing falls in the elderly.
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Dorothy, Care City, TPXimpact awarded £80k fund for AR dementia tool
Thanks to an £80k Discovery Award by Longitude Prize on Dementia, Dorothy, Care City and TPXimpact will develop an augmented reality tool for dementia.
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Somerset NHS FT awarded £800k for identification system for liver disease
Somerset NHS Foundation Trust, Sano Genetics and Predictive Health Intelligence have secured funding for a new system to identify liver disease earlier.
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Anagram receives funding for VR mental health training series
Creative studio Anagram has received funding to allow it to develop a series of mental health training videos using VR technology.
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Lord Markham: Govt committed to fund digital health, ease market access
The government is committed to investing in digital health technology and streamlining market access for innovators, Lord Markham has said.
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Children’s health accelerator launched to address unmet needs
A newly launched children’s health accelerator is aiming to address the unmet needs through investment and support for health tech startups aimed at kids.
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Health Innovation Network receives grant to run Accelerating FemTech
The Health Innovation Network has announced “Accelerating FemTech”, a initiative to support innovation that addresses current challenges in women’s health.
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Aseptika hybrid cardiac rehabilitation platform to be evaluated
Active+me REMOTE, a hybrid cardiac rehabilitation platform from Aseptika, is set to be evaluated with funding provided by Innovate UK.
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