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What Sanofi’s withdrawal from diabetes tech tells us about digital health

In health care, major drug makers have sought to collaborate with health tech up-and-comers. It doesn't always work out.
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In health care, major drug makers have sought to collaborate with health tech up-and-comers. And on the surface, there’s good reason to think

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