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Late Friday, Oscar Health dropped its S-1 filing as it prepares to go public. We read through the full 208-page document so you don’t have to. Here’s what we learned. Meanwhile, Clover Health is pushing back after a short report put it in the hot seat

Also in healthcare news: How a Black founder raised $5 million for a startup investors said was too niche, and the ways rich people are gaming the vaccine system.  


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Mario Schlosser, CEO and co-founder of Oscar speaks to guests during the TechCrunch Disrupt event in Manhattan, in New York City, NY, U.S. May 15, 2017.
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Oscar Health, the original buzzy health insurance startup, has filed to go public. We pored over its 208-page filing to find 4 key takeaways.

Read the full story from Shelby Livingston here>>


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Investors told this Black founder that BIPOC-geared teletherapy was too niche. Here’s how Kevin Dedner raised $5 million to start Hurdle anyway.

Read the full story from Patricia Kelly Yeo here>>


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Some rich people are gaming the system to get COVID-19 vaccines using hefty donations and cozy relationships with CEOs

Read the full story from Julia Naftulin and Allana Akhtar here>>


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