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Issued August 15, 2026Facts rechecked against the official NIH RePORTER API on August 17, 2026Direct contact details withheld on this public page
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NIH / NICHD · SBIR Phase II
VENOVA TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
91fit
Development of a novel, non-hormonal female contraceptive device to submit IDE
$1,100,754July 29, 2026Cambridge, MA
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