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In this episode of the Startup Show, we interview Sylvia Kang, CEO of Mira, a company focused on hormone testing for women's health. They discuss the innovative home testing device developed by Mira, which allows women to monitor their hormonal health through urine samples. Sylvia shares insights from the extensive data collected, highlighting the variability in hormonal cycles and the impact of lifestyle factors. The conversation also covers the challenges of building a startup in the health tech space and the importance of consumer education in understanding hormonal health.
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