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The company will use the money to accelerate the market penetration of its CardeaScreen product and finalize the development of its wearable sensor technology.

The company will use the funds to boost its sales and marketing efforts, as well as to further develop the product.

The company offers two main services: an online pharmacy that makes it easy for users to find a lower-cost drug, and a platform for finding medical labs.

The company's product, The Smart Pump, consists of a set of flanges, a power adapter, two classic bottles with caps, and two nipples with adapters and caps.

The company has developed a service that frees doctors from hours of mandated charting and documentation so they can get back to their core responsibility.

The company has also announced plans to bring 300 new healthcare jobs to downtown Greenville, SC, from where it will run its clinical support operations.

The company's app takes the data from wearable devices and puts it into a machine-learning platform to deliver insights to healthcare providers or employers.

The company will use the new capital to advance fabric research and improve fabric production facilities, as well as to produce numerous prototypes.

The Series D round was led by General Catalyst Partners with participation from DAG Ventures and existing investors, Mayfield, Benchmark and Tenaya.

The funds will be used to expedite an FDA approval for the adult diagnostic test, expand into in-clinic use, and enter European and Asian markets.