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Science at Clue

— April 21, 2016

In this week's vlog, Ida talks to Vedra, Head of Scientific Research at Clue, about what it means to be a company that is based on science in everything it does.

In partnership with Oxford University's Dr. Alexandra Alvergne, she will be writing a scientific paper. The goal is to see if Clue can combine its data with Alex's anthropological insights in order to empower individuals to take better control of their health.

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