⚡️ What’s new in healthcare this week?

A curated list of every week's most relevant links on Digital Health News, hand-picked for you by Light-it.

Inito makes at-home diagnostic devices, starting with a fertility monitor that tracks hormones through a smartphone-connected reader. The device measures multiple hormones from a single test strip to give users clearer ovulation insights. The company is also developing additional tests that follow the same at-home, lab-style format. Its goal is to make accurate hormone and health tracking easier for anyone to do at home.

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Hey there, Insider!
👋🏼 Hope your week’s been kind. We’re sliding back into your Friday with the digital health updates you actually want to read. Scouts honor.

Let’s jump into what’s worth your time 👇🏼

1. Epic connects 17 healthcare organizations to federal health information network.

2. Change cyberattack relief funding overpaid many hospitals: study.

3. FDA launches TEMPO digital health pilot.

4. What medtech firms can learn from Whoop’s warning letter.

4. Hims & Hers launches weight loss program and Hers Platform in the UK.

5. Sleep.ai launches Sleep Sense: turn any smartphone into a precision sleep tracker.

6. Angle Health raises $134 million to scale AI-Native health benefits platform for 62 million SMB employees facing record increases.

7. Tether rolls out privacy-focused health app as expansion into AI accelerates.

8. AI-focused deals now make up 75% of health tech funding, J.P. Morgan report finds.

9. HHS unveils AI strategy to transform agency operations.

10. Adoption of artificial intelligence in the healthcare sector.

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Until next week, stay connected!

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