




Paris-based @Metyos_health has developed biowearable tech to help improve the lives and health outcomes of patients suffering from chronic kidney disease https://t.co/EOLWxGiuga
💸⚕️💸Biowearables for CKD: Wandercraft co-founder’s Metyos bags €2.3M for clinical trials. https://t.co/DMuhDHv1fi @Metyos_health @kimaventures #Europe #femaleled #France #funding #Medtech #news #Startups https://t.co/lynxeWAON5
Metyos is building a biowearable to monitor chronic kidney disease: https://t.co/QoH2AwFGN8 by TechCrunch #infosec #cybersecurity #technology #news

Metyos, a health tech startup, has successfully raised €2.3 million ($2.5 million) in a pre-seed funding round to advance its mission of combating chronic kidney disease (CKD) through innovative technology. The company has developed a wearable device designed to monitor the condition, aiding in the early detection and management of CKD. The fundraising effort, highlighted by TechCrunch and supported by a compelling 8-slide pitch deck, attracted attention from investors including Kimaventures. Metyos, which is based in Paris, France, and led by a co-founder of Wandercraft, is a female-led initiative planning to utilize the funds for clinical trials. The startup's initiative has garnered attention for its focus on improving health outcomes for those suffering from CKD, marking a significant step forward in medtech.