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Caraway, which looks to provide supplemental telehealth services to Gen Z, has raised a $16.75 million Series A round.

ThirdEye’s second-gen X2 MR glasses can be used for various sectors, including health care and manufacturing.

This year will shift the conversation from “life span” to “health span” — how we live healthier for longer.

Digital health startups should have clinical experts as part of its leadership to ensure care is always based on the patient’s medical needs.

MedCrypt shared with us the deck it used to raise a $25 million Series B.

The slide deck bespoke vitamin startup Rootine used to raise a $10 million Series A is a master class. Let’s check out some of the highlights.

The startup ecosystem is built on trust, and the Holmes verdict on Friday sent a clear message that there are consequences for breaking it.

Liquid Death is more than simply bougie water. It comes with built-in liquidity, ensuring that its investors won’t be parched on the deal.

Better late than never: It’s a critical time for the startup and venture communities to support trans founders.

The FDA on Monday announced that hearing aids and other hearing technology can now be sold over the counter, ending a system that mandated a prescription.

It’s becoming clear that longevity as a theme has resonated with investors, though it appears it will be some time before more generalist investors take interest.

As state laws shift and abortion bans go into effect across the United States, companies are still trying to find ways to provide care while reimagining what healthcare should include.

Today we tear down the pitch deck that landed Alto Pharmacy a $200 million Series E.

After it was rumored to be in play earlier this month, it shouldn’t come as a huge surprise that One Medical has found a new home. After a torrid public…

This morning, let’s peek at One Medical’s latest financial results to both understand the deal and what Amazon is really buying.

How is it possible that an over $5 trillion industry cannot seem to attract capital? Have investors picked the wrong business models, or are there pockets within insurtech that have…

Will healthcare startups tap into new regulatory guidelines with the same fervor that fintech founders have over the last decade?

This is the pitch deck tele-veterinarian company Dutch used to raise its $20 million Series A.

Riffing through CB Insights data regarding global VC investment into health tech, the word we came away with was “retreat.”

“We look for founders who have a combination of domain insight and domain experience,” said Kindred Ventures’ Kanyi Maqubela.

The digital healthcare revolution has already begun, and it will gain further momentum in 2022 as providers and patients look for new and better ways to improve care.

Similar to how fintech is scaling vertical SaaS, the pandemic-fueled disaggregation of healthcare has created new players that are taking a page out of the fintech revolution book.

In-home care is nothing new. In the 1930s, over 40% of physician-patient encounters took place in the home, but by the 1980s, that figure dropped to under 1%.

Three to five people is an ideal starting point for an advisory board, depending on the size and stage of your company.