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The layoffs come weeks after the company said it will stop offering patient care services.
According to reporting by the Wall Street Journal, CVS is closing in on an agreement to acquire the primary care chain for $10.5 billion including debt.
The telehealth staffing and services startup confirmed it laid off 56 employees. It conducted an earlier round of layoffs over the summer.
The company will use the funds to expand its services into other sectors of the healthcare market.
The combined company's new offering, Unmind Talk, provides employees with a network of mental health providers and employers with anonymized data about employee wellbeing.
Science 37 said the purchase will improve its clinical trial workflow and data interoperability capabilities.
Respiratory health monitoring company Aluna raised $15.3 million, and virtual applied behavior analysis therapy provider AnswersNow scooped up $11 million.
Amid a device recall and supply chain struggles, the health tech giant said it would cut more jobs by 2025.
Cough-monitoring company C-mo Medical Solutions and sexual healthcare provider TBD Health also announced funding rounds.
It plans to further expand across China's Greater Bay Area.