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New Hires, Personnel Switches, Expanded Partnerships—Cerner Moves Full Speed Ahead
Healthcare tech company Cerner has been quite busy in the past month. In under 40 days, the company has undergone major executive transitions, had another round of layoffs, and terminated a contract with a recent partner. On the flip side, Cerner has also managed to enter into several new, key partnerships to further advance the company in strategic initiatives...
Medical Devices
Eargo’s Model of Success, Direct-to-Consumer Hearing Aids
It is challenging to jump into a market predominantly dominated by six fiercely competitive companies. This was the case for Eargo. For decades, the hearing aid industry has been dominated by Sonova, William Demant, Starkey Hearing Technologies, GNStore Nord, Widex, and Sivantos (recently acquired Widex). But Eargo had something different in mind...
Consumer Internet
Healthgrades Takes the Patient-Doctor Connection to Another Level
Imagine being able to pick your next doctor virtually. Well, aside from actual face-to-face dialogue with a potential physician, Healthgrades’ new PatientConnect Video is moving the find-a-doc platform close enough. In its latest effort to connect patients to nearby physicians Healthgrades has launched the artificial intelligence (AI) driven platform...
Biotech
Novartis Sees Promise, to the tune of $10B, in The Medicines...
Novartis will help push further testing and production of Inclisiran, the first cholesterol-lowering drug created by The Medicines Company to treat cardiovascular and other related diseases. The treatment hasn’t been approved by the FDA or any other regulatory authority yet, but The Medicines Company is already moving forward...
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Virtual Major Organ Replicas, Simulators, a Thing of the Near Future
Imagine a world where robots were a key factor in your annual exams, virtual or simulated checkups were the norm, and other advanced tech could replicate major organs to assess potential risk or disease early on. We’re closer than we think...
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