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The company aims to expand on third-party thermometers that can be used with its FDA cleared birth control app.

The move follows an agreement that allows the company to provide its digital health services to one of the UK's Big Four retail banks.

Healthcare providers face mounting pressure to reduce clinician burnout, improve efficiency and increase patient satisfaction. To achieve this, they need easy access to data that can be aggregated, consolidated and provide insight into clinical and operational decisions.

The aim is to use the technology to track daily patient data and “plan interventional strategies in real-time to avoid complications of the disease,” the centre said.

The AI-driven companies will provide a plug and play solution that can obtain behavioural data and clinical observations for older individuals.

The AI company will use the license to implement a quantitative method for the analysis of chest CT scans.

The technology enables “fully automated, efficient and transparent revenue cycle management” for healthcare providers.

The online health clinic for men aims to continue investing in technology, expand operations and grow the team.

In recognition of World Mental Health Day today, MobiHealthNews explores the ways the acceleration of mental health tech such as VR, mood wearables and AI in recent months has significantly changed the way we use and look at mental health therapy. 

Also, InHealthcare and Olympus help the NHS expand diagnostic capacity.