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Digital health and tech can help refugees access necessary medical care and other social determinants of health, like housing, employment and education.
The German pharma giant is working with top eye hospitals in the country to support virtual care for patients with Diabetic Macular Edema or age-related macular degeneration.
Also, an Indian online medical news portal launches a mobile app version.
The platform can capture a 360-view of a live medical procedure, a record of which is later stored in a cloud server.
The device uses predictive AI to alert staff about patient's deteriorating conditions.
In the future, the company could be looking at sleep apnea and diabetes detection, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Researchers found an app that helped pediatric drug preparation lowered the rate of medication errors and let paramedics deliver the drugs more quickly.
The company currently has more than $664 million in funding.
The company said tools for alcohol use disorder, suicidality and other conditions will be available at the beginning of next year.
This news comes less than a year after the company closed a $1.5 million seed funding round.