South Korea
Also, Japan has approved one of JLK's stroke imaging AI solutions.
Kauvery Hospital invests in Lifesigns
Lifesigns has received undisclosed funding from Kauvery Hospital Group's investment arm, Healthcare Capital.
KOSDAQ-listed company JLK's CEO Dong-Min Kim explains how they intend to capture the world's largest medical imaging market this year.
Also, an Indian startup that offers generative AI-powered insurance technology solutions has received seed funding.
The DTx solution screens a patient's medical records for potential clinical depression.
The company had struggled to keep the business profitable.
The Hyodol doll, widely marketed as a companion to solo-living seniors, has been registered with the US FDA.
It has comparable safety outcomes to coronary artery intervention guided by expensive 3D imaging.
Also, Lunit will be supplying its chest X-ray and mammography AI to over 200 clinics in Mexico.
The AI models only utilise wearable sleep and circadian rhythm data to analyse patterns driving mood disorders.