In August 2011, Innovid raised $9.5m in its B round from T-Venture, Sequoia Capital and Genesis Partners.

Endosense has now raised $44.6m in its C round following an initial close in November from venture capital firms.

Broadview Ventures, the family office of the Leducq Family Trust and a new investor in DecImmune, and venture capital firm HealthCare Ventures joined Astellas in the round.

Humedica, a US-based clinical intelligence company for health care providers, life sciences and research organizations, has raised $33m in its series C round from a consortium including local drugs maker Merck.

Six co-founders, including Jon Flint, co-founder and general partner at Polaris, and inventor Robert Langer, professor and serial entrepreneur at MIT's Langer Labs Living Proof, launched Living Proof in 2004 to change how hair behaves using patented new molecules.

In March 2011, Living Proof, formerly known as Andora, raised $16m in its B round following a $9m A round in 2009, according to its regulatory filing.

In November 2010, ABB used its corporate venturing group, Technology Ventures, to make a strategic investment in Pentalum Technologies.

Baronova, a US-based medical device maker for weight loss, has raised $27.3m in its series C round led by Sante Ventures and US-listed healthcare company Boston Scientific as new investors.

Nokia Growth Partners, which raised $250m for its third fund from its Finland-based phone making parent, led the C round, with participation from Qualcomm Ventures, which invests on behalf of the eponymous chip maker.