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Spotify’s Daniel Ek is bringing his body-scanning clinics to the US

Neko Health, the body-scanning startup founded by Daniel Ek, has secured $700 million to initiate its expansion into the United States market.

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The brief

Neko Health has raised $700 million in a new funding round. The startup, which provides full-body health scans, is using the capital to launch operations within the U.S.

Coverage from Fierce Healthcare, TechCrunch, Bloomberg, The New York Times, and The Verge highlights the involvement of various tech investors, celebrities, and longevity influencers in the financing round. Reports emphasize the scale of the investment and the company’s transition into American territory.

Future developments depend on the specific timeline for clinic openings and the regulatory path for the company’s technology in the U.S. Coverage does not yet specify exact locations for the clinics.

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Quick answers

How much funding did Neko Health raise?

The startup raised $700 million.

Who is behind Neko Health?

The company was founded by Spotify’s Daniel Ek.

What is the primary service offered by Neko Health?

The company provides full-body health scans.

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