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Catch up on the latest news coverage of Bone Health Technologies and the breakthrough Osteoboost belt for osteopenia treatment.

Bone Health Technologies Raises $2.5M In New Funding Round, Adds 3 Members To Board

https://www.benzinga.com/general/biotech/21/05/20914928/bone-health-technologies-raises-2-5m-in-new-funding-round-adds-3-members-to-board Bone Health Technologies, a MedTech company focused on treating osteoporosis, announced the completion of a new funding round and the appointment of new board members. Funding Secured: San Francisco, California-based Bone Health said it has closed a $2.5 million funding round. The company noted the funding was oversubscribed. Good Growth…
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Laura Yecies | OsteoBoost: A Vibration Belt to Improve Bone Strength for Patients with Osteopenia

Interview with CEO Laura Yecies on Happy Bones, Happy Life podcast!

Health Tech Spotlight: Laura Yecies – CEO at Bone Health Technologies

CEO Laura Yecies is interviewed about how their easy-to-use medical device can prevent osteoporosis, winning the One Harvard New Venture Competition, and playing the violin!

A STUDY IN SEXISM

“In terms of research funding, we have nothing to complain about — we have benefited from very generous grants — and what I find in my fundraising (is) if it’s a male audience where they don’t have a lot of domain expertise, they don’t get it,” Yecies said. “But it resonates with women, and I am getting more interest from women investors, angel investors and VC firms led by women.”

ViewPoints Interview: BoneHealth Technologies’ Laura Yecies Shares Insights on OsteoBoost Vibration Belt

In a recent interview with PharmaShots, Laura Yecies, CEO of BoneHealth Technologies shared her views on OsteoBoost Vibration Belt that has been granted “Breakthrough Device” designation by the US FDA.

FDA breakthrough device designation strengthens Osteoboost outlook

Bone Health Technologies Inc. may be on the verge of upstaging a common drug therapy, but don’t tell them to break a leg. The San Francisco-based company’s Osteoboost Vibration Belt received a U.S. FDA breakthrough designation for technology that delivers gentle stimulation to reduce bone loss and prevent osteoporosis with the goal of reducing the number of potentially devastating broken bones in the elderly.