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Medical device company, Pulse Health lands $2.15M in angel funds from Keiretsu Forum

March 14, 2008 /

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Pulse Health http://www.pulsehealthllc.com/, a company that helps consumers measure their health status by testing their exhaled breath, has secured $2.15 million in Series A financing, thanks to Keiretsu Forum http://www.keiretsuforum.com angel investors from California, Washington and Oregon.

Portland-based Pulse Heath will use the funds to market its first products and fund development. The company is best known for a product that measures health markers through a simple breath test.

The company expects to attain commercial delivery of its products in 2008, said Chris Marsh, Pulse Health CEO and formerly the top executive at the hiring software company Unicru in Beaverton.

Full Story: http://www.bizjournals.com/portland/stories/2008/03/10/daily14.html

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