Forrest’s Tenmile backs start-up solving a looming healthcare crisis
Medical technology start-up SpeeDx is the latest to score the support of Andrew Forrest’s Tenmile health tech fund, banking $26 million as it tries to build tech that can tell doctors how to treat infections.
SpeeDx was originally spun out of a diagnostics development program inside healthcare giant Johnson & Johnson in 2009, but is headquartered in Australia and now sells its PCR diagnostics tests into 19 countries.
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