Health tech startup Guardant Health has raised a fresh $30 million round of funding.
The startup is focused on developing a non-invasive cancer screening tool called Guardant 360 that uses blood samples instead of tissue, as VentureBeat previously reported. The screening tool was built to help patients avoid getting risky biopsies, which can cost around $10,000 for someone without health insurance.
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Founded in 2012, the Redwood City, Calif.-based startup has now raised a total of $40 million in funding to date.
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