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Israel's Zebra Medical Vision raises $30 million: Reuters

Israeli startup Zebra Medical Vision said on Thursday it raised $30 million in an investment round led by healthcare fund aMoon, bringing its total raised to date to $50 million.

SutroVax reels in $85 mln Series C

Foster City, California-based SutroVax, a biopharmaceutical company, has secured $85 million in Series C financing. TPG Growth led the round with participation from other investors that included Medicxi, Foresite Capital, Abingworth, Longitude Capital, Frazier Health Care Partners, Pivotal bioVenture Partners, Roche Venture Fund and CTI Life Sciences Fund.

Oncologie picks up $16.5 mln seed

Boston and Shanghai-based Oncologie, a biopharmaceutical company, has secured $16.5 million in seed financing. Pivotal bioVenture Partners China led the round.

European unicorns on the rise with Adyen IPO

NEA acquires DaVita's primary care business Paladina Health

New Enterprise Associates has acquired Paladina Health, a provider of primary care clinics, from DaVita. No financial terms were disclosed; however, a CNBC.com report on the deal stated the amount was about $100 million. Paladina Health currently operates more than 50 physician offices in Colorado, Washington, Texas, Wisconsin, Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, New Jersey and Florida.

FTV Capital again seeks buyer for Aspire Financial

JMI, M/C, Top Tier head up maturing venture portfolio at Ohio pension

VC-backed Protenus hires CFO

Protenus, a healthcare compliance analytics company, has appointed Brian Holtmeier as chief financial officer. Holtmeier is the former CFO of IBM Security Systems. Protenus is backed by Kaiser Permanente Ventures, Arthur Ventures, Lionbird Venture Capital, Cognosante Ventures and F-Prime Capital Partners.

Allos Ventures to raise $100 mln venture-capital fund

Allos Ventures has set out to raise a $100 million venture-capital fund, according to a filing with the SEC.

Target Global gathers 100 mln euros for mobility fund

Berlin-based venture firm Target Global has raised 100 million euros for a new fund focused on mobility innovation in Europe and Israel. Ben Kaminski will join Target Global as a partner to lead the fund after previously working at Goldman Sachs. Correction: An earlier headline and report of this news item misstated the amount raised for this fund. It has since been corrected.