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Cytovale
Cytovale is a San Francisco-based medical diagnostics company that built IntelliSep, an FDA-cleared blood test that helps emergency departments identify patients at risk of sepsis in about eight minutes. Instead of hunting for a pathogen, the test reads the immune response by measuring the biomechanical properties of white blood cells using microfluidic deformability cytometry, high-speed imaging and machine learning. Founded on academic research that began in 2007 and incorporated in 2013, the company is applying its rapid host-response platform to one of medicine's most time-sensitive and deadly conditions.
MDaaS Global
MDaaS Global is a Nigerian health-tech company building tech-enabled diagnostic and primary-care clinics for clinically underserved communities across Africa. Trading as BeaconHealth Diagnostics, it runs a network of 17+ centers offering imaging, cardiac, and laboratory services, all connected by its proprietary operating system, BeaconOS. Founded in 2017 by a team out of MIT, the company has served more than 275,000 patients and raised $6.8M to expand toward becoming the continent's largest integrated care network.
Pattern Computer
Pattern Computer is a Washington-based AI company that builds a 'Pattern Discovery Engine' - a system designed to surface novel, higher-order patterns in complex, high-dimensional data that conventional tools and even exascale computers miss. Founded by technology forecaster Mark Anderson and a team that includes an Autodesk co-founder, the company focuses first on medical research and diagnostics, where its technology has improved cancer-screening accuracy and powered a reagent-free, near real-time COVID-19 test.