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In two days, Antonio Perić-Mažar will join the HealthTech Adria Conference, an event bringing together healthcare professionals, tech innovators, and entrepreneurs to explore the future of health technology. 🩺💻 As a panelist for “The untapped potential: What holds regional software agencies back from digital health product development?” Antonio will share his perspective on how regional agencies can overcome challenges and join the digital health revolution. 💡

🚀 🇺🇸  We present to you Digital Health 50, a ranking of the most promising startups in the field of digital health worldwide, based on data from CB Insights. What criteria were used to select these companies? Data was analyzed to evaluate the performance of each startup in various key areas, including: ▪️ Research and development activity ▪️ Evaluation scores ▪️ Business networks ▪️ Analysis of software buyer transcripts ▪️ Investor profiles ▪️ And other relevant aspects The selected cohort is diverse and encompasses initiatives ranging from improving safety in health-related artificial intelligence to promoting accessibility in clinical trials. Here is the link: https://lnkd.in/e8hy7GRv #DigitalHealth #HealthTech #HealthcareInnovation #HealthIT #AIinHealthcare #Telemedicine #HealthData #MedTech #PatientExperience #HealthEquity #WearableTech #HealthAnalytics #eHealth #Biotechnology #FutureOfHealth

It’s been great listening to leaders like Raymond Holder and Jim Kyung-Soo Liew, Ph.D. speak at the American Council for Technology - Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC) Health Innovation Summit about the future of health IT and how technology like GenAI will impact our industry #futureofhealth #healthIT Maximus

We asked three investors: What trends are they focusing on in healthtech and why? ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dsVRXR9a The healthtech sector is rapidly evolving, with new innovations constantly reshaping the healthcare landscape. From AI-powered solutions to digital health tools, the possibilities are endless. New trends, fresh business models, expanded target groups and their needs: What are healthtech investors jumping on and why? We asked three investors for you: Dr. Lucas Mittelmeier, Kai Langohr, and Dorothée Marie-Louise Doepfer to provide insights into their strategies and forecasts. Want to dive deeper and get exclusive insights? Subscribe to our newsletter for a front-row seat to the latest healthtech innovations and trends. Subscribe here: https://lnkd.in/dN6UiVVZ Isartal Ventures Heal Capital Berlin Institute of Health in der Charité #HealthTech #Innovation #DigitalHealth #FutureOfHealthcare #TechTrends #ISPO

As promised, my opening remarks for Women's Health Innovation Summit in Basel this week, part 1 of 3: It is so moving being asked to talk here, not so much for me to be on this stage, but that this stage even exists. I had the idea for Clue in 2009, the startup that I co-founded. I wanted a kind of family planning method that didn’t suck. I was angry when I realised that hardly anyone had been caring about this part of life for 50 years since the Pill came out, while we had been busy putting people on the Moon, inventing the internet, and a million other really wild innovations. And a woman still didn’t know what days she could actually become pregnant? It felt absurd, and I decided I wanted to create what I needed, what I knew the world needed: A new type of birth control that was based on data and on knowing what was going on in the body with scientific precision. I simply wanted my phone to tell me, can I become pregnant today, yes or no? How hard could that be? Little did I know…! I was not a scientist. Not a doctor. Not a software engineer. I had no money and no contacts. And needless to say, there were no stages like this one. But you know what? Clue did get FDA clearance in 2021 as the world’s first 100% data-driven type of birth control. How was that possible? That’s a long story that I will tell some other time, (I’m writing it down in a book) but let me give you this spoiler: it had less to do with me and much more to do with what I want to talk about here: Cultural awareness, or lack of it. I liked being a CEO for Clue. I served in that role for about a decade. But it was also scary. Every day I had to do something for the first time, something that felt difficult and so important that it couldn’t fail; it just had to work. Do you know that feeling? Well, being a builder in Femtech IS doing something for the first time, that’s difficult. We’re all doing something we haven’t done before, not just as individuals, but as societies. Because women’s health is so often about experiences that exist outside of our cultural awareness; what it feels like to have a female body is… invisible. So much of what is intensely intimate and impacts our lives daily happens in what I think of as the big shadow area of culture. What is so fascinating about technology is that innovation tends to come in where something has just become visible in our mainstream culture, at the very edge of this shadow area. What we have just barely made room for in our culture is where new needs become visible. We start being able to articulate our experiences and then we want to have our needs met. Suddenly it’s obvious, for instance, that women suffering from endometriosis can’t wait seven years to get diagnosed. So we start building technology to address these needs. (continues) #WHISEU #femtech

📅 Mark your calendars for the Future of Health Grant Conference on August 27, 2024 This year, the Future of Health Grant Conference is focusing on the captivating theme of “Longevity.” Explore the intricate factors influencing both lifespan and healthspan—how long we live and how long we live in good health. You will have the opportunity to discover the latest trends and innovations driving the field of longevity and understand its crucial role in our healthcare system. 🏥 Event Highlights: • Gain insights: Keynote by Patrick Aebischer, the President Emeritus of EPFL and Co-founder of Timeline on the “Hope and pitfalls of longevity research and investment.” • Be inspired: Immerse yourself in visionary discussions, innovative breakthroughs, and get a glimpse into the future of healthcare. • Discover cutting-edge solutions: Connect with Future of Health Grant alumni and meet the disruptive startups of the Fall 2024 cohort. • Connect: Network with industry leaders, innovators, and like-minded individuals who are passionate about transforming healthcare. 👉Reserve your spot now: https://hubs.li/Q02zFYHN0 #HealthcareInnovation #LongevityResearch #HealthConference #HealthTech #InnovativeHealthcare

🌐 Mapping the Digital Health Revolution: Your 2024 Strategic Guide Excited to bring you a power-packed roundtable that's set to decode the future of digital health! In an era where technology and healthcare are converging faster than ever, understanding the landscape is crucial for success. 🗓️ Mark your calendar: December 4th @ 11 AM ET 🎟️ Limited seats available - Apply now to secure your spot! https://lnkd.in/eGSyVm9g 🎯 Join industry leaders Oliver Bailey and Kate Bennet from IQVIA for an exclusive deep dive into: 💡 Innovation Spotlight: - Follow the money: Where are the smartest investments heading? - Consumer health apps: Success stories and crucial lessons learned - Digital Therapeutics (#DTx): New approvals changing the game - Digital biomarkers revolutionising clinical trials 🔄 Breaking Down Barriers: - The shift from standalone solutions to integrated healthcare systems - Big Tech's expanding role in healthcare - How Pharma is embedding digital into their DNA - Emerging business models that are actually working 💼 Essential insights for: - Digital Health Innovators & Entrepreneurs - Healthcare Executives - Investment Professionals - Policy Makers - Healthcare Providers - Technology Leaders Join us in shaping the future of healthcare. Your next strategic advantage might just be waiting in this session. #DigitalHealth #HealthTech #Healthcare #HLTH #DigitalTransformation

As promised, my opening remarks for Women's Health Innovation Summit in Basel this week, part 3 of 3: Now, eight years later, we know that it was indeed the beginning of a new sector in technology. Last year, $20 billion was invested in Femtech, and the Femtech market is set to be worth $1 trillion in just a few years. Femtech is not only for women. All of society benefits when the needs of women’s health are taken seriously. And the world is catching up, and becoming aware that investing in women’s health is really smart, not just for the well-being of women, but for the well-being of societies and economies. I will go as far as to say it is urgently needed in order to get our planet back on a sustainable track. Major institutions such as the White House, NHS in the UK, the United Nations, and McKinsey have all announced significant initiatives within female health, signalling a growing recognition of its importance. Even in not so equality-forward societies as the United Arab Emirates and Japan their governments have increased focus on women’s health. And that is truly great, but remember that this only happens in the areas where things are visible in culture, and much is still left in the shadows. Women’s health still only receive 2% of venture capital. It is up to us to expand cultural awareness, by walking into that shadow area, bravely, and bring the men there too. I want to end by saying; Your biggest competitor is not another startup; it's a lack of cultural awareness. It’s the world not yet fully comprehending how important what you’re doing is. We are together in this; we are one unstoppable global movement, creating more space for our lived experiences, more health, more equality, and I believe: A sustainable future for our planet. Let’s have the conversations today, at this great event, to move things forward with urgency, together. I’d like to stay connected, you can find me on LinkedIn. I’d love to learn from all of you. Thank you so very much for listening! #WHISEU #femtech

Today I join the Copenhagen Health Tech Summit and I have an impactful day of inspiring talks ahead of me I look forward to the following talks and to insightful discussions and networking opportunities Workshop with Ingeborg Knol from BSI: How to best interact with a Notified body for a succesful MDR application ? 🔶Health Tech Horizons: Navigating investmemt trends and the european outlook 🔶Bridging the Gap: Empowering health equity through Technology 🔶Advancing women’s heqlth through strategic investments 🔶Incetivizing the adoption og health Tech innovations in healthcare 🔶Green Health: How Technology is part of the way for sustaniable hospitals 🔶The Journey from ideation to successful implementation   Arranged and hosted by Health Tech Hub Copenhagen and The Trade Council Key2Compliance

In the Q1 2024 New York Healthcare Innovation Report, I spoke with Bunny Ellerin of Digital Health New York about raising capital in 2024, the importance  product-market fit, team, and a clear path to profitability. Download the full report for a overview of the latest trends, funding activity and more: https://lnkd.in/eZ56ibiU