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Mindstrong Health

www.mindstronghealth.com

 
Mindstrong was founded by some of the world`s leading authorities in neuroscience, oncology, and technology. It is based on their shared vision to redefine neuropsychiatric healthcare, transforming diagnosis and delivering precision therapy. Mindstrong builds on one of the founder`s patented biomarker platform developed over years of extensive clinical R&D.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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Funding

Mindstrong Health raised $14M on 06/15/2017
Mindstrong Health raised $15M on 06/14/2018
Mindstrong Health raised $30.9M on 12/21/2018

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