Women's health startup launches with $4.5M

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Top Story Iron Health Launches With $4.5M to Reduce Fragmentation in Women's Healthcare Women's healthcare platform Iron Health recently launched with a mission to decrease the fragmentation of women's care and provide OB/GYNs with a more full-spectrum view of their patients' health. Iron also announced a $4.5 million seed investment round led by March of Dimes' innovation fund. Sponsored Content How to Leverage Diagnostic Development to Guard Against RSV, Flu and Covid-19 Presented by BD and MedCity News Watch this on-demand presentation as we explore the state of play of the Covid-19 virus coming together with other viruses in the current landscape. Is this a perfect storm of contagions? What role can diagnostics play to accurately ascertain and diagnose infected members of the population? View it now!

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