TimeTeller to widen insurer coverage of saliva circadian test

German startup TimeTeller, which makes a saliva test that maps a person's circadian rhythm, is preparing to expand its reimbursement deal with insurer Techniker Krankenkasse beyond the subset of cancer patients it originally covered, co-founder Relógio said. The two sides are ready to extend it to more of the insurer's 12 million members. The company also sells the kit directly to consumers, which it began doing after demand from longevity clinics, Relógio said. The direct-to-consumer kit does not let patients interpret the results on their own.

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