GAFAMS, STARTUPS & INNOVATION IN HEALTHCARE by PHARMAGEEK

Drones, gene editing and digital developments will all play a role in this golden era of innovation

The boon comes at a time when regulators and established companies are placing confidence in health tech.

Artificial intelligence is gaining significant momentum in healthcare and is forecast to have the potential to transform the industry, as well as the way practitioners interact with their patients. And as machine learning becomes increasingly sophisticated in analysing big data points, AI has the potential to not only transform healthcare, improve efficiency and accuracy, but set new benchmarks in enabling better patient outcomes. Big data and machine learning in healthcare

Low-cost genetic testing coupled with health data analysis is promising to transform medicine.

Introduction

The rapid advancement of innovation today is propelling fundamental changes in all industries. Amongst them, the health sector is one which will be transformed drastically in the comin

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Amazon has disrupted fashion, books, furniture, food, cloud-based storage services, and much else besides. Now, it's coming for one of the biggest, most complex industries in the US: healthcare. Today (Jan. 30), Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JPMorgan announced a vague but market-moving plan to launch an independent company that will offer healthcare services t

While the US accounts for 75% of global digital health deal share, deal flow to international startups continues to climb.

According to data from Cleveland Clinic, 21 people in the US die waiting for an organ every day, however Swedish startup Cellink has managed to find a way to 3D print tissues and organs — from skin and ears to liver and cancer, the company uses a basic 3D printer to produce new organs and tissues.

Lyft has pitched their service as faster, cheaper and more transparent way to provide transportation for the healthcare industry, developing partnerships

Today there are an estimated 7,000 rare diseases known today, collectively affecting some 350 million people around the world. Big data, AI, and smart records bring hope.

Big tech firms have already disrupted retail, media, finance and nearly every other industry. What's next?

Amazon has disrupted fashion, books, furniture, food, cloud-based storage services, and much else besides. Now, it's coming for one of the biggest, most complex industries in the US: healthcare. Today (Jan. 30), Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JPMorgan announced a vague but market-moving plan to launch an independent company that will offer healthcare services t

Machine learning is helping doctors diagnose things like genetic disorders, Alzheimer's, and autism faster than ever before.