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Startup Sugar.fit, which aims to reverse diabetes, to raise $10 million

Health and fitness firm Cure.fit and two others to invest the funds in a deal likely to by September

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Peerzada Abrar Bengaluru
Cure.fit, the health and fitness company, along with Endiya Partners and Tanglin Venture Partners have agreed to invest $10 million in Sugar.fit, a healthtech startup that seeks to manage and reverse diabetes through a highly consumer-centric data-driven digital health experience. The investment is expected to close by September.

About 70 million people in India suffer from diabetes and another 80 million are pre-diabetic. Diabetes is the leading cause of several fatal health complications which requires people to continuously monitor and regulate their sugar levels.

“We have an innovative tech-led solution that gives real-time tracking and hands-on personalised assistance to our customers,” said 

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