🚀 We're super excited to share that Q Bio has closed a $27 million strategic funding round, and we are thrilled to be part of this journey. This investment is set to turbocharge their mission of making preventive healthcare accessible and affordable for everyone. Joining the amazing existing investors at a16z Bio + Health, Founders Fund and Khosla Ventures we are proud to lead this round. Why We’re Backing Q Bio: 🔍 All-In-One Health Check: Q Bio combines whole-body MRI scans with urine and blood tests, biomarkers, and your genetic & medical history to create a super detailed #digitaltwin profile. This helps catch health issues early and keep you on top of your game. 🏥 Three Game-Changing Tech Pillars: - Gemini Software: Integrates with any 3rd party MRI machines to give you clear exam summaries and risk assessments. - Mark I Full Body Scanner: This scanner can do a full-body check in just 10 minutes without the usual claustrophobia or radiation worries. Significant leap from the traditional MRI tech. - Anatomical Foundation Model (AFM): Uses AI to detect any anomalies, helping radiologists focus only on what needs a closer look. Tackling the Big Challenges: 💡 Cutting Costs, Boosting Efficiency: Q Bio's tech makes preventive health scans cheaper and faster. The Mark I scanner is low maintenance and high throughput, cutting down on costs and making multiple scans feasible, reducing false positives. Looking Ahead: This funding is all about making advanced health scans more accessible. We're thrilled to partner with Q Bio and help drive better health outcomes on a large scale. Terry Doyle TELUS Global Ventures (TGV) Mike Titkov #HealthcareInnovation #PreventiveHealth #DigitalTwin #MRI #AI #SeriesAFunding #QBio #PersonalizedHealth #HealthcareRevolution Read more about this exciting development in STAT's latest article linked in the post below.
"Palo Alto-based Q Bio Bio raised $27 million in strategic funding from existing investors including Khosla Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, and Founders Fund, the company shared with STAT exclusively. The venture arm of Canadian tech company TELUS joined as a new investor. Mike Snyder, a Stanford genetics professor who leads a lab focused on genomics, personalized medicine and early disease detection, co-founded the company."