Sources close to the business say it is currently valued significantly higher than $100m.
 Investors include successful British entrepreneurs such as the founders of Innocent Drinks and DeepMind, the Google-owned artificial intelligence company.
 Currently, the London-based startup offers a mobile doctor app used by 250,000 people in the UK – pay £4.
99 a month, and get 7-days-a-week access to their pool of human doctors over video chat.
 “We can use artificial intelligence to start predicting the future of your health" Ali Parsa, Babylon CEO Nearly 60 businesses including Citigroup, Sky, and MasterCard, as well as health insurance providers such as Bupa and Aviva, have partnered with Babylon to offer its services to UK employees.
 Babylon is also trialling a partnership with the NHS, with a new pilot in Birmingham that makes its services available to the broader UK population.
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 For instance, it can warn you about higher than normal heart rate, suggesting you may develop a cold.
 “We can use artificial intelligence to start predicting the future of your health,” chief executive Ali Parsa said.
 “I genuinely believe Britain has a great chance to be a global leader in digital health.