Women's Health Startup Evvy Raises $40M in Series B Funding
Evvy, which collects vaginal microbiome data for research, has secured $40 million led by Catalio Capital Management.
Evvy announced the Series B funding round on Tuesday, according to TechCrunch. The round was led by Catalio Capital Management.
The company focuses on women's health research using vaginal microbiome data collection and analysis.
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