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Women’s health startup Tia has eliminated nearly a quarter of its workforce amid ongoing financial pressures in the healthcare sector. The company, once a rising star backed by Melinda Gates, is restructuring to achieve profitability faster as venture capital expectations clash with healthcare economics.
Women’s health startup Tia has cut approximately 23% of its workforce, according to reports from Business Insider. The company, which operates a hybrid model of in-person clinics and virtual care services specifically for women, implemented the layoffs across multiple departments this week.
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