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The University of Arizona Health Sciences' planned downtown Phoenix Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunological Therapies, or CAMI, is receiving two shots of significant funding.

A planned Phoenix-based research center operated by the University of Arizona will get a $150 million allocation of federal money via the state.

UArizona's Health Sciences Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunological Therapies, or CAMI, gets $150 million in new funding.

Program-Related Investment from the Steele Foundation for Hope will fund next generation digital platform to support and enable critical frontline healthcare workforces globally CAMBRIDGE

/PRNewswire/ -- Dimagi, a global social impact organization and leader in frontline technology, announced a $25 million Program-Related Investment (PRI) from...

Also, Northwestern University spinout Sibel Health raises $33 million, and real-world evidence startup Atropos Health scoops up $14 million.

Medical technology startup Sibel Health recently closed a $33 million Series B funding round. It will use the funds to grow the company and scale commercialization of its Anne One platform, which captures users’ vital signs using wearable sensors.

Sibel Health has recently closed a $33M Series B financing round, bringing Sibels total funding to date to more than $50M.

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Arizona PBS and The Heard Museum are bringing the popular PBS Kids series, “Molly of Denali,” to the museum for a free event on Aug. 27.