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Wisconsin Inno Fire Awards 2021: Meet the 5 health tech finalists

By: via Business Journals
Whether the pandemic dramatically increased demand for their product or slowed their business due to the pressing priority of addressing Covid-19, the finalists in the health technology category of Wisconsin Inno's 2021 Fire Awards felt the impact of the pandemic acutely.
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