Digital Health

This year's collection of fast-growing digital health, health IT, medical device and consumer digital wellness companies dwarfed the 61 spotted by MobiHealthNews on last year's list.

A wider range of health coaching tools and solutions will be made available to AIA customers starting from Malaysia with plans to launch in other markets at a later period.

Patient Orator CEO Kistein Monkhouse and Theator CEO Dr. Tamir Wolf discuss health disparities in the United States and how their companies are helping.

Dr. Jossy Onwude writes about venture capitalists, entrepreneurs and doctors who are shaping healthcare today. 

Why are so few digital mental health tools based in evidence? The answer is complicated. 

Also, Livi and North Tyneside CCG partnership gives 220,000 people free access to digital consultations.

Also: Another smart-mirror workout joins the fray, and Kroger Health launches a back-to-work COVID-19 testing program with telehealth support.

Culled from a pool of nearly 8,000 companies, this year's list of the "most promising" private startups represents over $20 billion in funding from more than 900 unique investors. 

Researchers from Johns Hopkins University and Medicine have developed a robotic system that allows medical staff to remotely control ventilators and other bedside machines from outside the room of patients with infectious diseases.

Parents are prompted to take a survey about risk and lifestyle factors, and are given guidance based on their scores.