A 26-year-old founded a medical startup — the same year he lost almost half his vision

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January 30, 2023January 30, 2023

Its devices assess cardiovascular risk through the use of retinal imagery and artificial intelligence — a first of its kind, Mediwhale told CNBC Make It.

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