Health Technology Business in Raleigh Receives Federal Funding for Voice Health Innovation
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — A Raleigh startup business dedicated to studying the diagnosis and treatment of voice disorders will receive $275,000 in federal funding from the National Science Foundation. The funding will go towards SONOVOICE, Inc., which is developing a portable digital device and smartphone application for voice health evaluations, according to the office of Rep. Wiley Nickel. Nickel announced the funding on Monday.
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