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The announcement comes just weeks after the company reported it let go of approximately 35% of its workforce.

Women's health company Tia adds two women to its all-female leadership team, Ophelia appoints a chief commercial officer and chief operations officer, and Noom adds new leadership.

Monique Mansoura, executive director of global health security and biotechnology at MITRE, highlights her HIMSS23 discussion on employing real-world data to cope with emerging health threats.  

The three-year collaboration will focus on developing and implementing virtual reality tools for neurorehabilitation and chronic condition management. 

Scott McKeithen, Marleen Welsh and Charles Baschnagel of the Department of Defense Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office preview their HIMSS23 panel on supplying data to public health officials for biosurveillance.

The femtech company also announced users can invest in the app via crowdfunding platform Crowdcube and contribute to its development.

According to a data breach notification, Monument said it used pixel-tracking technologies from third parties like Meta, Google, Bing and Pinterest. More than 100,000 users were affected.

Senior scientist at Booz Allen Hamilton Jennifer Gaudet Hefele previews her HIMSS23 explanation of the ways AI can analyze troves of online patient narratives.

They will deploy AI to help reduce delays and gaps in stroke care management.

Its latest funding will also go to building new capabilities.