San Francisco-based startup Teal Health, which provides at-home cervical cancer tests, has secured $10m in seed funding, bringing its total to $23m. Teal, which aims to improve screening rates and ongoing engagement with care, has developed an at-home kit and telehealth platform, with patients extracting their own samples using the company’s device. The investment round was led by Emerson Collective and Forerunner and also included participation from Labcorp, Serena Ventures and Metrodora.
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