A startup called illumigyn built a gynecological imaging platform to provide women across the world with accessible and affordable medical care, including preventative screenings, evaluations, diagnoses, and treatment, for cervical cancer and other diseases, TechCrunch reports.
The startup closed its $33 million funding from investors, including Yozma Group Korea and Ubicom Holdings Japan. The company did not provide the other investors’ detail. Read more.
