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Stress Biology is a $60B Whitespace in Healthcare

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The diagnostic market for stress-related diseases is $60B. Inmedix has developed the first device that precisely measures stress biology based on next-generation heart rate variability (HRV) testing. It’s a proprietary SaaS platform with two recurrent revenue streams and 90% SaaS margins. 

Joint our Fireside Chat to hear more about the science and why Inmedix has the potential to become a multi-unicorn from:

  • Bernie Tobin, General Manager, Natera, an experienced pharma executive with leadership positions at Amgen, Lilly, and most recently Crescendo Bioscience.
  • David Sun, CEO, Coaching International and an active coach. He has founded global tech firms, and served as Chief Strategy Officer or a major Family Office and PE firm.
  • Andrew Holman MD, CEO, Inmedix, Dr. Holman is the Inc PS, Director of Research at Pacific Rheumatology Research Inc., and founder of Inmedix.

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