healthenclave
Joined 13 years ago
Joined 13 years ago
I think this device is super awesome and I was trying to come up with something similar a few years back.
The primary concerns is that one of the first things I learnt in Med School is that capillary blood is way less reliable in compare to venous blood for something as important as CBC.
Not sure how they are accounting for the issue that the sample they have isn't the best one to get started with.
ps: killjoywashere how do I get in touch with you ? Am at Asingh [at] healthenclave.com
I was suggested by few YC Alums that YC will not accept a startup if the founders are not working full time on it.
Question: In my case I am working full time because it's helping me fund my startup and It's actually helping me grow it due to connection to my peers (I am M.D from India working on a Health Startup). Is this a bad sign ?
I simply do not have the resources (and enough revenue) to quit my job Yet. But I am dedicated 200 % towards my startup and the vision. And I spend most of my time (outside of work) on my startup.
Thanks for the AMA
Question: Is there are more stringent criteria for accepting international founders and companies, focused on their local markets?
The reason I am asking this is because most of the companies from India in the latest batch, seem to have a lot of traction and/or significant amount of funding before being accepted into YC. Most looks like good candidates for Series A.
Vs other US based founders and startups in the current and previous batches