AXA launches digital healthcare platform with Microsoft
It’s currently open to all AXA customers in Germany and Italy, with the service expected to be rolled out in the United Kingdom in 2022.
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Industry news in brief
The latest industry news round up from Digital Health features news of a collaboration to export innovative UK health tech companies.
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Short-list for Digital Health Rewired Pitchfest 2021 announced
The much-anticipated short-list of healthtech start-ups competing for this year’s Digital Health Rewired Pitchfest 2021 have been announced.
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Digital Health Rewired 2021 festival programme published
The programme for Digital Health Rewired 2021, the virtual festival celebrating the best in digital health and data, has been published
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Report reveals digital health technology must be accessible for all
In order to be successful, digital health technology must be accessible to all while still maintaining human aspects of healthcare, a new report has said.
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Twenty companies selected for DigitalHealth.London’s flagship accelerator
Now in its fifth consecutive year the DigitalHealth.London programme has provided support to a number of successful digital innovations now used in the NHS.
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Industry news in brief
This month’s industry round up features news that the successful applicants of Yorkshire and Humbers accelerator programme have been announced.
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Addressing gender imbalance will take time but change needs to start now
Gender imbalance in digital health has long been debated and Katie Shevlin looks into why addressing the issue will take time but has to be driven now.
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Digital health investment reaches second-highest level in 2019
A total of $7.5bn was invested into a range of digital health start-ups in the US health sector in 2019 making it the second highest in terms of investment.
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Digital health and wellness continues to grow at CES 2020
Around 170,000 people are expected to attend CES 2020 in Las Vegas this week with digital health and wellness likely to feature heavily.
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