QuantHealth raises $45M Series B for AI clinical trial simulation
Tel Aviv-based startup QuantHealth secures funding led by Qumra Capital to expand AI-driven drug development simulations.
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QuantHealth, a Tel Aviv-based provider of AI clinical trial simulation software, raised $45 million in Series B funding led by Qumra Capital, bringing total funding to approximately $70 million. The funding will accelerate the company's simulation-first approach to clinical trial development, allowing pharmaceutical companies to test trial designs and reduce development risk before enrolling patients or spending billions on trials.
- QuantHealth raised $45M Series B led by Qumra Capital, bringing total funding to ~$70M.
- The Tel Aviv-based company provides AI clinical trial simulation software to help pharma test designs before patient enrollment.
- Funding aims to accelerate simulation-first clinical trial development and reduce drug development risk and costs.
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Report Funding announced across media
News of QuantHealth's Series B round was published across major health tech and business publications including Fierce Healthcare, Business Wire, Axios, and Digital Health News on the same date, indicating a coordinated announcement.
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Event QuantHealth Series B funding closed
QuantHealth completed a $45 million Series B funding round led by Qumra Capital. The round brings the company's total funding to approximately $70 million.
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“QuantHealth Raises $45 Million Series B, led by Qumra Capital, to Accelerate Simulation-First Clinical Trial Development”
Business Wire · Business Wire ↗ · Aug 9
“QuantHealth Secures $45 Mn to Expand AI Clinical Trial Simulations & Help Pharma Reduce Drug Development Risk”
Digital Health News · Digital Health News ↗ · Aug 9
“QuantHealth Snags $45M to Simulate Clinical Trials Before Patients Ever Enroll”
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