Taiwan
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Health2Sync has upgraded its patient management platform to identify patients' CKD risk levels.
It will be the first integration of Lunit's AI radiology software into an insurance underwriting workflow.
The AI solution has been trained based on a data set of 3.2 billion patient visits.
Also, DoctorOnCall has added Muslim doctors of PERDIM to its online network.
The company aims to help the self-testing market grow by licensing its core technology for transforming smartphones into IVD devices.
The partnership includes a patient support programme that brings tailored and age-based educational content to patients with Type 1 diabetes.
The company has entered into a collaboration to develop a care monitoring platform.
The company is expanding to other Asian markets starting this year.
It is the global multilingual version of the Japanese device NouKNOW.
The consumer app enables users to monitor their own heart rhythm round the clock.