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The $500 longevity body scanner from Spotify's cofounder is coming to the US
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Spotify cofounder Daniel Ek’s health venture, Neko Health, is preparing to bring a $500 “longevity body scanner” to the US. The scanner, offered at Neko Health clinics for cash only (no insurance), uses photos, blood and electrical signals to generate a health action plan. It aims to assess skin-cancer risk, evaluate heart health, and check visceral body fat and grip strength, with results delivered within an hour. Neko’s first US clinic will open in Manhattan on September 24, with plans for additional sites in New York and Miami by end of 2026. Neko says 350,000 people worldwide are on its waitlist.
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