Family offices are making more startup bets as venture capital shakes out. Here's what founders need to know.

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Family offices are looking for more startup investments in tough areas like climate tech and life sciences.

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Exclusive: Buzzy mental health startup Slingshot AI just grabbed $30 million from A16z

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Slingshot AI launched this year to build large-language models for mental health.

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Many working Americans want children later in life. Fertility startups are making their dreams more possible.

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I gave up my dream of being a doctor at a local hospital just one year out of medical school. That decision cost me close to half a million dollars, but it was worth it.

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Faith Choo, 27, left the public healthcare system just a year after graduating from medical school in Singapore. She is now working as a locum doctor.

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I'm a 53-year-old medical student pursuing my dream of becoming a doctor. I'm more financially and mentally stable than ever before.

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Jennifer Reinmuth-Birch says that going to medical school in her 50s is full of advantages.

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I took a job in New Zealand after my life turned upside down. I love it here, but it's not sustainable.

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Camille Fahrnbauer said she needed multiple days to recover from a nursing shift in the U.S.

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A New York basic income participant used his monthly $1,000 to pay bills and launch a nonprofit

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Kenneth McQueen, 35, used his guaranteed basic income to pay bills and launch a rollerskating nonprofit.

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ChatGPT Basically Sucks at Diagnosing Patients

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A new study shows that men are terrible at giving medical advice online

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A 'peak boomer' working in Germany plans to retire in the US because he believes the healthcare is better

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George, an American, lives and works in Munich. He loves the lifestyle but plans on retiring in the US for Medicare benefits.

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