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Huma raises $130 million financing to scale its digital health platform for better care and research

LONDON and NEW YORK  , May 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/  Huma Therapeutics Limited today announces the completion of its latest funding round with financing of approximately $130 million. The investment will scale Huma s modular platform which can power digital hospitals at home nationally, and support the pharmaceutical and research industries to run the largest ever decentralized clinical trials. Huma s platform combines predictive algorithms, digital biomarkers and real-world data to advance proactive care and research. Leaps by Bayer and Hitachi Ventures led the Series C funding round, which also saw new strategic and financial investors become shareholders. Samsung Next, Sony Innovation Fund by IGV , Unilever Ventures and HAT Technology & Innovation Fund by HAT, as well as individuals Nikesh Arora (former president of SoftBank) and Michael Diekmann (Chairman of Allianz) are also new shareholders.

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Will the Taiwan-Palau travel bubble serve as a new model for international travel?

Credit: Share The governments of Taiwan and Palau have been operating a “travel bubble” since April 1, marking the return of international tourism between the two islands.  Both countries have managed the pandemic exceptionally well, but travel between the two hasn’t come roaring back just yet. Barriers like airline prices and health restrictions make traveling in the pandemic more difficult, and demand for trips is low. Since the beginning of the pandemic, Taiwan has reported just over 1,100 cases total, and Palau has reported 0 cases. On April 1, Palau one of Taiwan’s few official diplomatic allies opened a “sterile corridor” to allow tourists to visit without quarantining upon arrival. 

Atomwaffen Division: UK government accused of dithering over ban of neo-Nazi terrorist group

Atomwaffen Division: UK government accused of ‘dithering’ over ban of neo-Nazi terrorist group Lizzie Dearden © Provided by The Independent The British government has been accused of “dithering” over the decision to ban a neo-Nazi group that was formed more than five years ago. MPs approved the proscription of Atomwaffen Division, and its alias National Socialist Order, as terrorist organisations on Wednesday but some questioned the timing. Bambos Charalambous, Labour’s shadow Home Office minister, said it was “profoundly concerning” that action had not been taken since Atomwaffen Division became operational in 2015. “In March 2020, Atomwaffen Division claimed it had disbanded and the National Socialist Order announced itself as its successor in July 2020,” he told the House of Commons.

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