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The digital health startups that are ripe for an IPO

Megan Hernbroth   

The digital health startups that are ripe for an IPO

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Hello,

Happy election day eve. I'm Megan, the healthcare team's startups and venture capital reporter. I'm filling in for Lydia, who's still on her cross-country move to Colorado. I'm covering a lot these days, but I'm been particularly interested in digital health startups that employ gig workers.

Know any that fit the bill? Shoot me a note: mhernbroth@businessinsider.com

First: Dr. Anthony Fauci warned in an interview with The Washington Post that the US needs to make an "abrupt change" to halt a surge in coronavirus cases. And President Donald Trump told supporters that he might fire Fauci after the election.

Here's the rest of today's healthcare news: Rock Health identified 17 startups that are ripe for an IPO, the founder of shuttered senior care startup Call9 is back with a familiar venture, and healthcare executives are favoring Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden when it comes to their personal campaign donations.

Digital health companies are racing to go public. Here are the 17 startups that are ripe for a Wall Street debut.

Read the full story from Blake here>>

We got an exclusive look at the 16-slide presentation the founder of a failed telehealth startup that convinced investors to give him another shot at digital health

Read my full story here>>

We combed through records of 100 healthcare companies to see who their top executives are donating to in the 2020 election. They reveal a surprising trend.

Read the full story from Kimberly Leonard here>>

More stories we're reading:

Lydia will be back at the newsletter helm tomorrow. In the meantime, please send any and all startups-related tips to mhernbroth@businessinsider.com.

- Megan

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