OMass Therapeutics, a University of Oxford spin-out developing small-molecule drugs.
Why it matters: The round shows how European biotech investors are concentrating capital on platform-based drug discovery, with OMass's native mass spectrometry approach now funded through Phase 2.
British clinical-stage biopharma company Microbiotica announced the first close of a €42 million Series C round led by British Business Bank.
Why it matters: Microbiotica's Series C first close shows how genomics and machine learning are moving microbiome drug candidates into Phase 2 trials.
London-based Unravel Health raised €2.96 million led by Conduit EIS Impact Fund and Wrightwood.
Why it matters: The round shows how a saliva-based hormone reader is being funded toward early-access devices in 2027, with the same sensing technology already tested on other markers.
Abby Care, an AI-native home care startup that trains family members to become certified.
Why it matters: Abby Care's $82M Series C shows investors backing an AI-native Medicaid provider that trains and pays family caregivers, a model aimed at the home care labor gap.
Silvia Bio, a University of Sheffield spinout, raised £3 million in seed funding led by Northern Gritstone.
Denver-based Intero Biosystems sells GastroScreen, a human intestinal organoid model about one millimeter across.
Colossal Biosciences announced GenoMorph, an AI platform that uses 3D morphology.
German startup TimeTeller has developed a saliva test kit that maps a person's circadian rhythm.
Stride, the preventive health membership founded by Olympic medalist Andrew Steele.
Why it matters: Stride's seed round shows how consumer preventive health is being built around lab diagnostics and an AI copilot, with retention as the open question.
Five AI-powered platforms are positioning themselves as TherapyNotes alternatives for behavioral health practices.
Allara raised a $30M round, bringing total funding to $75M, with existing investors Index Ventures and GV increasing their commitments and Camino Partners.
Why it matters: Allara's $30M round and its plan to push AI from intake through treatment show how an insurance-covered virtual clinic intends to scale specialty care.
Scarlet, founded by ex-Babylon Health medical AI engineers, raised a $50M Series B led by Headline.
Why it matters: Scarlet's $50M round shows how AI medical device certification is becoming its own business, with named customers and a regulatory bottleneck spelled out.
Polyphron raised $20M in seed funding led by Quiet Capital, with Haystack, Gradient and Compound participating. The New York company grows donor-defined human tissue in an automated lab.
Why it matters: The interview details how Polyphron pairs lab-grown human tissue with longitudinal data to train predictive models, a concrete look at the tissue-as-verification layer for drug testing.
Wally raised a $25M Series A led by Maveron, with Bling Capital and angel investors including Hims cofounder Jack Abraham.
Why it matters: Wally's flat-fee dental membership and AI-run clinics show how subscription pricing can realign incentives in a fragmented, insurance-driven market.
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