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Pulsar Capital-owned TruDoc buys Mumbai's Wellthy Therapeutics
Wellthy Therapeutics is backed by Ranjan Pai, GrowX and BeeNext. TruDoc Healthcare, the leading telehealth and virtual care provider in the GCC, has acquired Wellthy Therapeutics, a Mumbai-based platform specializing in chronic disease management. Wellthy, a digital therapeutics company, focuses on developing and deploying digital therapeutic solutions across various medical fields, including cardiology, nephrology, and diabetes.
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Cipla to acquire 11.71% stake in Wellthy Therapeutics
Goldencross Pharma, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cipla, has inked an agreement to acquire the minority stake in the Mumbai-based firm for a cash consideration of Rs 10.5 crore.
Suffering from diabetes? Five apps to help you manage your lifestyle better
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Pai family, others put Rs 13.5 crore in Wellthy Therapeutics
The Mumbai-based firm plays into digital therapeutics, enables treatment of type-II diabetes using a hybrid of AI and human paramedical coaches to improve health literacy.
Air quality check not enough; need usable data, say experts
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When funders turn founders: What happens when VCs don the entrepreneurial hat
Investors who turn entrepreneur — VCpreneur — clearly come along with advantages other founders don’t: a determination to get a bang for every buck spent.
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