Nucleus Genomics reported 800+ placements across 5 major U.S. cities featuring IVF doctors whose clinics serve tens of thousands of patients every year.
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Have Your Best Baby is back. And this time, leading IVF doctors are saying it with us. 800+ placements across 5 major U.S. cities, featuring IVF doctors whose clinics se…
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Nucleus Genomics
Have your best baby, anywhere.
- Industry
- Biotechnology
- Location
- New York, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Nucleus Genomics
Founded by Kian Sadeghi in 2021, Nucleus Genomics is a fertility startup that helps people have their best baby. It offers a complete end-to-end family planning platform, spanning advanced preconception testing, embryo analysis and full-service IVF care. With the goal of building generational health, Nucleus has raised over $32 million to date with investors including Founders Fund, Seven Seven Six, and Samsung Next.
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Nucleus Genomics launched its latest IVF and PRS campaign to promote embryo activity.
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Nucleus Genomics expanded its nationwide
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Nucleus Genomics achieved 800 placements across New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, and San Francisco for the Have Your Best Baby initiative.
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