Swedish health scan startup Neko has amassed a 300,000-strong waiting list ahead of its first US clinic opening in New York. Now, CEO Hjalmar Nilsson says the company is expanding its scan diagnostics and broader platform, to become the go-to “health operating system” of the longevity era.
Swedish health scan startup Neko has amassed a 300,000-strong waiting list ahead of its first US clinic opening in New York. Now, CEO Hjalmar Nilsson says the company is expanding its scan diagnostics and broader platform, to become the go-to “health operating system” of the longevity era.
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