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United States District Court Northern District of Illinois Eastern Division: Memorandum Opinion and Order

A federal court dismisses a class action lawsuit that was brought by a University of Chicago Medical Center patient who objected that the hospital shares the de-identified records of adult patients with Google for machine learning research.

NIH awards Fairfax company $39M contract

The National Institutes of Health awards Vibrent Health a $39 million contract to continue providing participant management technology for its All of Us research program.

ConnectiveRx and HelpAround Transform Mobile Access for Specialty Medication Patients

ConnectiveRx invests in HelpAround, a patient engagement and medication adherence startup that is focused on app-based messaging for patients undergoing specialty treatments.

Seattle health tech startup Optimize.health raises $15.6M for remote patient monitoring service

Optimize.health raises $15.6 million after pivoting from developing smart pill bottles to remote patient monitoring services.

Telehealth firm Amwell looks to raise about $560 million in U.S. IPO

Amwell expects to raise $560 million through its mid-September IPO of 35 million shares priced at between $14 and $16.



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