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While there’s no denying that the coronavirus pandemic outbreak has dented numerous industries all over the world and ruining economies, but it has been profitable for some businesses.
The entire world is desperately trying to find ways to slow down the spread of the coronavirus and to find effective treatments.
The Dutch edition of the global movement created by the Estonian accelerator Garage48, Hack the Crisis, recently concluded.
COVID-19 has spread rapidly all over the world leaving several hundred and thousands of people affected.
Accessibility and affordability of basic telemedicine tools are on the rise with the outbreak of COVID-19.! Telemedicine was initially developed as a way to discuss non-emergency medical issues or treat patients or who were located far away from local health facilities through phone or online.
Mindler, Sweden’s largest digital service for mental health, has raised €8 million to meet the increasing demand for psychology services and accelerate its international growth.
The coronavirus has created an unexpected outbreak and caught most countries unprepared, forcing everyone, especially the medical services, to look out for some solutions.
Due to the coronavirus outbreak, the essential supplies such as sanitisers, masks, etc.
As the coronavirus pandemic is taking a toll over the globe including developed countries, several countries have announced travel restrictions, work from home policies, and social distancing measures.
Precure, an Allinge, Denmark-based company working on the development of a wearable device for the health industry, secured a capital investment of $500K (approx €456K).
Pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson and Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) together committed more than $1 billion to novel coronavirus vaccine research and development.
While the whole world is collectively fighting against the evil coronavirus, the Netherlands is not behind.
