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Alex Konrad
@alexrkonrad
Founder and editor of @upstartsmediaco, a new tech publication focused on the startup ecosystem. Previously @Forbes senior editor. Email: tips@upstartsmedia.com
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Just got my first scan at Neko Health's first NYC location and it felt like stepping into the future ๐Ÿคฏ I am someone who dreads doctor visits, blood draws, the whole nine yards. But Neko feels more like a sci-fi spa than a clinic. 6K images analyze your skin, then a bunch of scans and (relatively painless) bloodwork get turned around in time for an onsite doctor to walk you through a full-body view of your health in the room next door. In one hour, I probably learned more about my body's makeup than the rest of my life combined. My big takeaways: keep lifting weights, consume less sodium, and pretend to drink less coffee ๐Ÿ˜‚ I am not an influencer and have no skin in the game here, but a big thanks to U.S. patient No. 3 @N_Sportelli and the Neko team @sarahmcbride and @shak for giving me an early look at no cost. I already shelled out my $499 via random HSA card for a 2nd scan in 6 months. Well done, @HNilsonne -- let's talk about it more on The Upstarts Podcast soon ๐Ÿ‘€
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