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The company said the Series B brings its total raise to $20 million.
The company plans to put the new funds towards building out its platform.
The company said it’s app analyzes weekly urine tests to provide nutrition and lifestyle guidance.
The company, formerly named Thryve, also hired a new CEO and a chief product officer.
This new infusion of cash brings the company's total funding to $28 million.
The new technology is being developed for in-hospital and at-home use.
The funding will help clinicians manage elective recovery backlogs in the NHS.
Bush discusses his new company Zus and what tech-first providers need right now.
According to reporting by TechCrunch, employee morale is low as the company struggles to expand successfully beyond its men’s health products.
Digital health investors and innovators should focus on solutions to simplify the complicated U.S. healthcare system for patients.