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Evvy's $40M Series B funding highlights a critical application of AI in addressing historical data gaps in women's health research. By leveraging machine learning to analyze unique female biological markers, the startup aims to reduce high misdiagnosis rates that stem from decades of excluding women from clinical trials. This initiative represents a significant step toward equitable precision medicine using advanced computational diagnostics rather than general healthcare news.
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Startup Evvy raises $40M to accelerate precision diagnostics and medicine for women’s health

SiliconANGLE6 min read

Evvy, an artificial intelligence startup that’s looking to enhance women’s healthcare, said today it has closed on $40 million in Series B funding to scale its precision diagnostics and care platform. The round was led by Catalio Capital Management, with new investors including the U.S. Fertility Innovation Fund, Rethink Impact, Muse Capital and Alumni Ventures […] The post Startup Evvy raises $40M to accelerate precision diagnostics and medicine for women’s health appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Evvy, an artificial intelligence startup that’s looking to enhance women’s healthcare, said today it has closed on $40 million in Series B funding to scale its precision diagnostics and care platform. The round was led by Catalio Capital Management, with new investors including the U.S. Fertility Innovation Fund, Rethink Impact, Muse Capital and Alumni Ventures participating. Previous backers such as LabCorp Venture Fund, General Catalyst, Left Lane Capital and others also joined in. Evvy, officially known as Allora Health Inc., says it’s trying to address a massive gap that exists within women’s healthcare. Precision medicine refers to the concept of using biological markers to tailor…

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