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From:
Masha Drokova
Sent:
Wednesday, Novem er ,
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To:
Jeffrey E.
I'm looking to invest at the company doing Al=based glucose monitoring system for people with diabetes. We made
tec= evaluation, talked to a few experts and more a question about the market a=d regulations. Likely no, because it's
complex area, but still thinki=g of them.
May be someone in your network who knows this area and c=n advise on this kind of tech?
Center Health
=div dass="" style="font-weight: normal;">Our memo:
Pros
— Existing glucometers from big companies are very old-f=shioned and outdated, those companies make their revenue
from overpriced st=ips — Direct compet=tors, such as iHealth and Dario have negative customer reviews a=d minor —
Uses FDA-approved circuits t= get the approval in an automated manner
Cons
=94 Enormous pressure both from the industry players and companies such as A=ple and Google that try to develop
non-invasive glucose monitoring that wit= wipe out test strip products — Young t=am =
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