The lawsuit alleges that Doximity overstated the potential revenue impact of its Newsfeed feature during the specified period. Plaintiffs contend the company was losing market share to competitors that utilized more effective engagement strategies and favorable pricing models. According to the complaint, Doximity relied on traditional banner ads and e-newsletters rather than the deep engagement tactics previously suggested to investors.

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