The future of digital therapies in Europe starts in Germany
The process defined by the new German DVG regulation for the reimbursement of digital health solutions paves the way for German leadership in the Europ…
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Ferrer4Future: a new digital health collaboration program
Ferrer launches Ferrer4Future, a collaborative initiative between start-ups and corporate to leverage digital health as a means to build healthier and …
Frontiers Health – the leading international conference dedicated to digital health – kicks off today in Berlin
From the 13th to the 15th of November - at AXICA - more than 4 parallel sessions will be held on digital therapies, IA, Robotics but also on medica…
People before technology
How the Integrated Behavioral Health Care enables a better patient experience and cost effectiveness for the Healthcare Delivery Organization Digital …
Africa’s first biobank start-up receives seed funding
The 54gene start-up aims to collect data from the African continent for better representation of genetic variability 54gene, an Africa-focused genom…
Design, validation and reimbursement of digital therapies: the state of the art in Italy
The domain of digital therapies is one of the most promising trends in digital health. This is confirmed by the growth data and projections of investme…
No longer artificial – AI in pharma and healthcare
An article by Dominic Tyer, Creative Director at pharmaphorum Connect Eleven years is a long time to be writing about ‘digital pharma’, and I do indee…
Women in Venture
The case for increasing representation in digital health investing When it comes to digital health, investors get a bird’s eye view and play a major r…
The blockchain revolution and the patients of serious diseases
An interview by Richard Staines, journalist at pharmaphorum, with Jeanne Barnett, founder of the website CysticFibrosis.com and blockchain advocate, ab…
A new deal between humans and machines
You have to get out of the "man vs. machines" logic to embrace the "man and machines" logic More and more often and with an increased emphasis we thin…