Digital Health

Former U.S. Representative Patrick J. Kennedy and Nawal Roy, founder and CEO of Holmusk, relay how clinical data can help solidify mental health coverage.

David Novillo Ortiz, head of data and digital health at the World Health Organization, discusses the objectives of WHO's regional digital health action plan and assessing the plan's impact in improving patient access and engagement.

The raise brings the healthcare-focused firm's total committed capital to more than $1 billion.

Companies will have access to real-world patient data for clinical decision-making and research support, including hypothesis testing and cohort analysis.

Investigations sponsored by the ISS National Laboratory will be performed, including tissue chip investigations to study liver regeneration and the immune aging process.

The company will use the funds to expand its value-based cancer care network and extend its reach with health plans, employers and providers.

Dr. Mohamed Rehman, chair of the department of anesthesia at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, talks about digital twin adoption and data aggregation to create a digital copy of an individual for personalized medicine.

Abigail Norville, deputy secretary general at the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport in the Netherlands, tells why involving all healthcare stakeholders in forming care's evolution is vital, especially regarding digitization and innovation.

The partners created a registry to generate real-world data using consenting U.S. patients' medical records to further research in stage 1 to 3 breast cancer.

The company's portable, battery-operated and Bluetooth-connected device with RPM capabilities enables patients to complete respiratory treatments from anywhere.