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New health care companies have just had a record quarter, contributing $18.1 billion to investors, as many of their facilities have become essential to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new industry report through CB Insights.
Areas such as intellectual health, therapeutics and biotechnology, and medical devices recorded record quarters, measured by the number of transactions or the amount of money flowing into the sector, the report says.
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Thanks to the record quarter, there are now 46 “unicorns” or fitness startups valued at more than $1 billion worldwide, according to the report. Overall, the 10 most sensible offerings included a wide variety of fitness companies, from fitness insurance startups like Oscar Health to Sana Biotechnology, which is applying a new technique to cell medicine, according to CB Insights.
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Here are the 7 maximum active venture capital businesses in the healthcare sector and the corporations they have invested in, according to the report. The list excludes incubators and accelerators.
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