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CureApp Wins Japan Nod for Hypertension Therapeutic App, Eyes 2022 Rollout
Tokyo-based health tech CureApp earned Japanese regulatory approval for its digital therapeutic app for hypertension, President Kota Satake revealed on April 27. The company is now looking at its health coverage and rollout during this year. The app, which was…
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