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Noga Leviner founded PicnicHealth after managing a Crohn's disease diagnosis to give patients more control navigating their own care. PicnicHealth does the hard work of tracking down medical records for patients, giving them access to their complete records, organized in one place. And with PicnicHealth, patients can choose to contribute their data to scientific research, which helps life sciences researchers accelerate breakthroughs in care.

PicnicHealth is proud to partner with WeAreILL to empower women of color living with MS to get better access to their medical records and to contribute to research on their terms.

PicnicHealth is excited to announce $35 million in funding, including a $25 million Series B led by Felicis Ventures, and a previously-unannounced $10 million Series A led by Amplify Partners, which also participated in the Series B.

Learn about common guidelines for managing sickle cell disease.

What is safe to eat when you have ulcerative colitis? Learn about what foods to avoid to help in managing ulcerative colitis and other inflammatory bowel diseases.

Announcing the official launch of PicnicHealth's scientific research platform. PicnicHealth is gathering medical records data from proactively consenting patients, de-identifying it to ensure patient data privacy, and then aggregating it with the goal of deepening the scientific understanding of serious diseases. This data, known as “real-world data” helps researchers better understand what diseases look like outside of the controlled setting of clinical trials where research has traditionally been done.

PicnicHealth doctor and founding team member Gillian Hanson uses her own experience as a patient to help the hemophilia community and other disease communities for PicnicHealth.

Learn about the latest research into new treatments for paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH), including promising new drugs that have recently been approved by the FDA or are in clinical trials.