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Mass shootings have become as synonymous with America as baseball, cheeseburgers, and Hollywood. The U.S. had 31% of public mass shootings from 1966-2012. Unfortunately, since 2012 the average number ...

Venture capital used to be a cottage industry, with very few investing in tomorrow's products and services. Oh, how times have changed! While there are more startups than ever, there's also more money ...

Description: “Lyra is transforming mental health care using intelligent matching technology, concierge support, and an innovative digital platform to deliver a frictionless experience for members, ...

It’s safe to say TikTok has taken the world by storm. What started as a platform people on Twitter made fun of has become one of the go-to apps for people to share videos and engage in conversation on ...

As someone who recently bought a house, let me tell you, the process can be a pain – and this is coming from someone who was buying it from a family member. Now, on the other end, selling a house ...

Alkeus Pharmaceuticals raised $150M; Care.ai partnered with Samsung; DoseSpot bought pVerify ...

Vator teamed up with HP to hold the SplashX: Invent Health event, where we asked some of the most prominent VCs, entreprenuers and members of the health community to give us their thoughts about the ...

CorVista Health: CorVista Health is a Toronto-based digital health company focused on cardiovascular disease diagnosis. CorVista Health has raised $65 million (USD) in Series C funding. Ambix Life ...

At the Invent Health Virtual Event – Primary Care and the New Medical QB event in November, presented by Vator and UCSF Healthub, we invited a group of chief medical officers from some of the leading ...

Steven Loeb and Bambi Francisco Roizen speak with Michelle Davey, CEO and co-founder of Wheel, an end-to-end a telehealth vendor whose solutions include allowing doctors access to training in ...

Venture capital used to be a cottage industry, with very few investing in tomorrow’s products and services. Oh, how times have changed! While there are more startups than ever, there’s also more money ...