UK-based Apricity raises €17 million for its virtual fertility clinic and embarks on European expansion

Published on September 5, 2022

Healthtech startup Apricity has just secured €17million to grow its virtual fertility clinic. The UK-based company is aiming to become Europe’s leading fertility player with its solution that enhances patient experiences. Going through fertility treatment and dealing with fertility concerns brings a great load of stress and is a hard time for any person or…

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