Investing
The funds will be used to expand its research and development teams in the U.S. and Israel.
Marker Learning, which provides virtual assessments for learning disabilities, raised $15 million, and reproductive care company Twentyeight Health scored $8.3 million.
It will be used to invest in specialised healthcare logistics and financing, among other plans.
Also, Lunit has deployed its AI mammography solution to Dubai Hospital.
Diagnostics company Simple HealthKit, children's mental health platform Fort Health and Parkinson's disease-focused company Newel Health also received funding.
The company will use the funds to expand its services into other sectors of the healthcare market.
Respiratory health monitoring company Aluna raised $15.3 million, and virtual applied behavior analysis therapy provider AnswersNow scooped up $11 million.
Cough-monitoring company C-mo Medical Solutions and sexual healthcare provider TBD Health also announced funding rounds.
The WHO’s Digital Health and Innovation Department director, professor Alain Labrique, explains the department's mandate and how member states can deploy investments to build strength into their healthcare systems.
It plans to further expand across China's Greater Bay Area.