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With the changing times, women entrepreneurs are now strongly embarking on the satisfying path of entrepreneurship.
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Health technology, digital therapeutics, biotech, and the slow remaking of medical practice through software and devices.
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With the changing times, women entrepreneurs are now strongly embarking on the satisfying path of entrepreneurship.
Undoubtedly, Sci-Tech startups are synonyms with the future of the industry.
Recently, Jacana, a global medical cannabis company based out of London has announced the launch of a new kind of medical company that harnesses the power of nature to produce certified medical cannabis.
Red Herring, a media company that covers innovation, technology, financing and entrepreneurial activity recently announced the much…
U.K. based software startup AccuRx has raised €10M in a Series A funding round for its messaging app for doctors and general practitioners.
Technology adoption in the health care sector is poised for substantial growth as it continues to develop as a game changer in the delivery of healthcare segment.
Netherlands-based artificial intelligence (AI) startup Aidence, a company that is bringing the full potential of AI into the hands of medical professionals in medical imaging and disease detection, has recently secured a funding of €10 million.
Sight Diagnostics is an Israel-based medical devices startup, which uses artificial intelligence to speed up the process of blood testing.
According to Savills Tech Cities, a research done by a London-based real-estate firm, Savills -- New York and Chinese tech cities have emerged out to become the premier tech hubs globally, when it comes to living and working for the aspiring audience.
Around the globe, almost every industry is hustling towards greater digitalisation.
Dutch medtech scaleup, Active Cues won hearts of everyone and also the top prize at the EIT Digital Challenge awards under the category Digital Wellbeing in October 2018. Notably, the Dutch scaleup got awarded for its care innovation device Tovertafel.
With the influx of modern technologies, a broad range of industries has been disrupted, particularly in this information age.