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.
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