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Health tech is becoming increasingly popular, but beyond the average health trackers that can all effectively track things like sleep and activity, more and more consumer devices are being released ...

FoodMarble, the Irish-based digital health company, has received clinical validation from a leading international digestive health research group. The start-up, which was founded in 2016, has ...

FoodMarble is a health tech company that sells breath test devices and an app that may help people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and other digestive issues identify their food intolerances.

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A new device called Aire, which can help determine what foods make you gassy, is now available for pre-order from the startup FoodMarble. Aire is a small, portable device that is paired with its app ...

FoodMarble has launched a new programme that empowers users to better manage digestive health and conditions, including IBS, SIBO and food intolerances. It's available now to existing FoodMarble ...

Indigestion, stomach cramps and constipation are all signs of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), a digestive condition estimated to affect one in 10 people worldwide. There is no cure, although it can be ...

FoodMarble, a Dublin start-up developing breath-testing devices for people with IBS, has raised €1.2m. A start-up described as “very much a personal project” by its CEO has secured €1.2m in venture ...

The FoodMarble Aire 2 is a smartly designed and forward-thinking health gadget, but – in my opinion – it’s still work-in-progress. While the app and user experience are top-notch and it proves great ...