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The health tech startup has received a legal notice over two of its websites that allegedly misled patients and defamed hospitals.

This article is part of a series called Scam Season—a series where The Morning Context documents the unethical, unsafe and fraudulent aspects of tech businesses in India.
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It’s hospitals vs Pristyn Care, once again. One of India’s most highly valued health tech startups has come under fire for making “false, fraudulent and misleading representations” to patients, according to two people aware of the matter, who requested anonymity.
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