
Siggy raises $6 million for AI that checks on therapy patients daily
A New York startup founded by Nurx and Journey Clinical alumni wants a daily AI score to catch the symptom changes a quarterly doctor's visit misses.
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Funding, partnerships, expansion, and company profiles across the wellness industry.

A New York startup founded by Nurx and Journey Clinical alumni wants a daily AI score to catch the symptom changes a quarterly doctor's visit misses.

WHOOP is about to reach 47 million beauty shoppers through Ulta, but its most medical-sounding feature still isn't FDA approved.

The Boston sleep-earbud maker just closed a Series B that folds in old convertible notes, and its boldest new claim, that the buds can help tinnitus, rests on one unpublished study.

A SPAC merger will take obesity drug developer Corxel public with $377 million to fund its oral GLP-1 pill CX11, but the drug still has years of trials ahead and two rivals already in front of it.

The Swedish weight-loss clinic's biggest funding round yet is a bet that doctor-led coaching, not just the drug, is worth paying for.

The Olympic medallist's testing startup just landed seed funding for a US launch and a new biological age score, but rival at-home age tests still disagree by over a decade for the same person.

Google will pull Function Health's $365-a-year lab results into its Health app this fall, but more biomarkers does not automatically mean better health decisions.

The deprescribing startup's seed round leans on a slow-taper method its own cofounder invented, and the randomized trial proving it beats standard tapering still hasn't finished.

An NFX-backed startup wants peptides, GLP-1s and hormone therapy to be as easy to buy as a gym membership, on the strength of a regulatory vote that was only ever a recommendation.

Grindr is paying $250 million, plus up to $70 million more, for the telehealth company behind Freddie, weeks after settling a $35 million lawsuit over sharing users' HIV status with advertisers.

A microbiome testing startup used by nearly 200,000 customers just raised $33 million, leaning hard on one small, company-run infant eczema trial to make its case.

A pharmacy benefit start-up just raised $155 million promising to pass GLP-1 rebates straight through to employers, and the fine print decides whether workers ever see the savings.