Diagnostic Robotics, developer of AI technologies for the healthcare industry, has raised $45 million in a Series B funding round.

Investors from 25 Israeli VCs were also polled to find out key trends, opportunities and challenges for the digital health tech sector.

TailorMed was founded to help patients and the US healthcare industry tackle the financial challenges of care delivery.

The Verily center will focus on early research with Israel's Shaare Zedek hospital using an AI system to help detect colorectal cancer.

MDClone developed a platform that organizes healthcare data in real-time to allow for medical analytics and research, without infringing upon privacy.

TailorMed is a financial navigation firm that uses innovative software to guide patients through the healthcare industry.

Founded in 2016 by former Wix CEO Allon Bloch, K Health leverages AI and anonymized reports to diagnose health issues

Both startups developed similar voice-analyzing tech for health monitoring and will now be called Vocalis Health.

Aidoc, Zebra Medical Vision, Healthy.IO, and MDClone were named to a list by research firm CB Insights of leading private companies in healthcare.

The investment round was led by Bessemer Venture Partners, a global venture capital firm.

Tyto Care's TytoHome device for remote exams will be available exclusively on BestBuy.com and in select Best Buy stores.

The new fund will invest in startups and companies focused on medical devices, therapeutics, medical robotics and other new developments in the medical industry.

The project, in partnership with Thomas Jefferson University, seeks Israeli healthcare-related technology solutions with global impact.

The Tel Aviv-based company, founded in 2016, is using deep learning tools to help physicians work through mounds of data and detect urgent cases of abnormalities quickly.

With the motto 'where you live shouldn’t determine whether you live,' EfA (Engineering for all) is looking to provide diagnostics with a programmable and portable 'lab-on-hand'