Medtech start-ups get help from innovation centre

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The man behind the two-year-old centre is Professor Lawrence Ho who, as director of NUHS CIH, is eager to help the start-ups create value for their products and then connect them to investors so that the technologies will eventually reach the market. Mr Amrish Nair, the 34-year-old chief executive and co-founder of Biorithm, the firm behind it, intends to market the product on a subscription model.

 

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