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FreeHealthcare

A Healthcare site active 2014–2015, with <10 archived snapshots and links from Hacker News.

Linked from

1 site we track · <10 referring domains in total

  • Hacker NewsHacker Newsnews.ycombinator.com

Metrics

Revised Score
Ref. domains
1
Backlinks
22
Age
12 yr
Snapshots
<10
Traffic
—
Agent Citability
No AI-cited links
Est. value
$99
Added
Confirmed available

Site history

<10 captures · no spam classifications

  • Aug 2015Unclassified
  • Oct 2014Legitimate
  • Jul 2014Legitimate

Who links here

1 sites · 20 links
  • aryan.app20 links
    5 Health Startups from Y Combinator’s Summer 2014 Batch to WatchDavid’s Health Tech Newsletter: No. 19David’s Health Tech Newsletter: No. 20

Anchor text

  • David’s Health Tech Newsletter: No. 30 – Silicon Valley Heavyweights Step Up2
  • David’s Health Tech Newsletter: No. 31 – bionic sports, drones, biohackers2
  • This Week in Science – 16th Nov 20142
  • This Week in Science – 9th Nov 2014: Repairing Tissue, Alzheimer’s and More2
  • 5 Health Startups from Y Combinator’s Summer 2014 Batch to Watch1
  • David’s Health Tech Newsletter: No. 191
  • David’s Health Tech Newsletter: No. 201
  • David’s Health Tech Newsletter: No. 211
  • David’s Health Tech Newsletter: No. 221
  • David’s Health Tech Newsletter: No. 231

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