Alphabet’s health tech company gets new executive

Verily, a precision health technology company owned by Google’s parent company Alphabet, has named Myoung Cha as its new chief product officer.

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In this role, Mr. Cha will lead the strategy and development of Verily’s research and product portfolio, according to a Feb. 6 news release from Verily. 

Prior to this, Mr. Cha served as president and chief strategy officer of San Francisco-based Carbon Health. 

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