Akili Interactive, a prescription digital medicine company developing novel treatments for cognitive dysfunction that was founded by London-listed biopharma company PureTech Health (LSE: PRTC), is now $55 million better off following a financing round.
The unusual thing about Akili is that it promises to deliver therapeutic activity through high-quality action video game experiences, rather than a pill.
"Akili has the potential to redefine and improve treatment options for patients living with devastating neurological and psychological conditions"
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