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<p>In Tuesday's after-market session, Co-Diagnostics shares surged 20.8% to $2.38, while Celldex Therapeutics rose 16.05% to $34.99. Other gainers included INVO Fertility (+13.28%) and Evaxion (+7.78%). Conversely, Annovis Bio fell 18.1% to $1.59, with GlucoTrack down 17.56%. Wellgistics Health and NexGel also saw declines of 10.72% and 10.41%, respectively. Most companies reported Q1 earnings recently.</p>

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<p>DiabeticBuyBack.com celebrates its two-year anniversary, having paid out over $5 million to more than 4,500 sellers and provided nearly 100,000 boxes of diabetic supplies to those in need. Founded by a woman with a personal connection to diabetes, the company aims to make diabetic supplies more affordable. They have also launched a redesigned website to streamline the selling process, offering next-day payments and accepting major brands. The business emphasizes empathy and support for families managing diabetes.</p>

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08:58 ETDiabetic Buy Back Celebrates Two-Year Anniversary with Over $5 Million Paid Out and Nearly 100,000 Boxes of Supplies Made Available to Diabetics in Need

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12 Health Care Stocks Moving In Tuesday's After-Market Session

08:58 ETDiabetic Buy Back Celebrates Two-Year Anniversary with Over $5 Million Paid Out and Nearly 100,000 Boxes of Supplies Made Available to Diabetics in Need