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SeeTreat has raised seed funding

SeeTreat has raised seed funding of $700k! This significant milestone will support development and commercialisation of our products in Australia, the USA and Europe in early 2024. Our first products will improve patient outcomes by personalising and improving precision in radiotherapy treatment.

Watch this space!

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