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New Health Data Sharing Program Raises Privacy Concerns
The Trump administration launched a program allowing patients to share health data across systems and apps, aiming to improve access and wellness, but raising privacy concerns; over 60 companies participate, focusing on diabetes, weight management, and AI tools.
New Health Data Sharing Program Raises Privacy Concerns
The Trump administration launched a program allowing patients to share health data across systems and apps, aiming to improve access and wellness, but raising privacy concerns; over 60 companies participate, focusing on diabetes, weight management, and AI tools.
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60% Bias Score
Low ePA Adoption in Germany Raises Concerns
Millions of Germans with new electronic health records (ePAs) are not actively using them, causing concern among doctors and patient advocates who blame both complicated registration and a lack of information. Health insurers expect increased use once mandatory data entry starts in October.
Low ePA Adoption in Germany Raises Concerns
Millions of Germans with new electronic health records (ePAs) are not actively using them, causing concern among doctors and patient advocates who blame both complicated registration and a lack of information. Health insurers expect increased use once mandatory data entry starts in October.
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48% Bias Score
Low Adoption of Germany's Electronic Patient Files Highlights Usability Issues
Germany's electronic patient file (ePA), accessible to 70 million since January 2024, sees only 1.2 million active users out of 44 million established accounts across TK, AOK, and Barmer, highlighting usability challenges and the need for increased functionality to promote wider adoption.
Low Adoption of Germany's Electronic Patient Files Highlights Usability Issues
Germany's electronic patient file (ePA), accessible to 70 million since January 2024, sees only 1.2 million active users out of 44 million established accounts across TK, AOK, and Barmer, highlighting usability challenges and the need for increased functionality to promote wider adoption.
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52% Bias Score
UnitedHealth Group's AI-Driven Digital Transformation
UnitedHealth Group, led by Sandeep Dadlani, is implementing a comprehensive digital transformation using AI to improve patient care and streamline operations, impacting 55 million users through initiatives such as a mobile app and AI-powered tools, with a focus on speed and responsible innovation.
UnitedHealth Group's AI-Driven Digital Transformation
UnitedHealth Group, led by Sandeep Dadlani, is implementing a comprehensive digital transformation using AI to improve patient care and streamline operations, impacting 55 million users through initiatives such as a mobile app and AI-powered tools, with a focus on speed and responsible innovation.
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52% Bias Score
Fielmann's Growth Strategy: US Expansion and Healthcare Integration
Fielmann, a European eyewear company, aims for significant growth by 2035 through US expansion (targeting \$1 billion revenue), expanding hearing aid services in Europe (50 million potential customers), and creating a platform to improve access to ophthalmological care, addressing appointment delays...
Fielmann's Growth Strategy: US Expansion and Healthcare Integration
Fielmann, a European eyewear company, aims for significant growth by 2035 through US expansion (targeting \$1 billion revenue), expanding hearing aid services in Europe (50 million potential customers), and creating a platform to improve access to ophthalmological care, addressing appointment delays...
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44% Bias Score
Athens Hospitals to Merge, Creating Greece's Largest Healthcare Complex
The Hygeia and Mitera hospitals in Athens, Greece, are undergoing a major renovation and unification project to create the country's largest healthcare complex with over 800 beds, including a 12,500 sq. m. therapeutic park, emphasizing sustainability and technological advancements, led by the Hellen...
Athens Hospitals to Merge, Creating Greece's Largest Healthcare Complex
The Hygeia and Mitera hospitals in Athens, Greece, are undergoing a major renovation and unification project to create the country's largest healthcare complex with over 800 beds, including a 12,500 sq. m. therapeutic park, emphasizing sustainability and technological advancements, led by the Hellen...
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20% Bias Score
Metaverse Becomes New Battleground for Tobacco and Alcohol Marketing
A new report reveals how tobacco and alcohol companies are using virtual spaces like the metaverse to market to young people, bypassing regulations and normalizing harmful products, raising concerns about the long-term public health implications.
Metaverse Becomes New Battleground for Tobacco and Alcohol Marketing
A new report reveals how tobacco and alcohol companies are using virtual spaces like the metaverse to market to young people, bypassing regulations and normalizing harmful products, raising concerns about the long-term public health implications.
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24% Bias Score
AI-Powered Diabetes App RxFood Sees Success with 200,000 Users and \$10 Million Revenue
RxFood, an AI-powered food-tracking app, improves diabetes management by analyzing food photos, resulting in better blood sugar control for users like Alan Levine; its success is driven by clinical evidence and partnerships, leading to over 200,000 downloads and \$10 million in revenue.
AI-Powered Diabetes App RxFood Sees Success with 200,000 Users and \$10 Million Revenue
RxFood, an AI-powered food-tracking app, improves diabetes management by analyzing food photos, resulting in better blood sugar control for users like Alan Levine; its success is driven by clinical evidence and partnerships, leading to over 200,000 downloads and \$10 million in revenue.
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44% Bias Score
Even Healthcare Opens First Hospital in Bangalore, Disrupting India's Healthcare System
Even Healthcare, an Italian-founded Indian startup, opened its first 70-bed multispecialty hospital in Bangalore, offering an innovative, technology-driven model to address India's high medical inflation and limited healthcare access, impacting 400,000 members and generating $35 million in annual re...
Even Healthcare Opens First Hospital in Bangalore, Disrupting India's Healthcare System
Even Healthcare, an Italian-founded Indian startup, opened its first 70-bed multispecialty hospital in Bangalore, offering an innovative, technology-driven model to address India's high medical inflation and limited healthcare access, impacting 400,000 members and generating $35 million in annual re...
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60% Bias Score
Numan Secures $60M to Expand Telehealth Services and Develop AI Hub
British telehealth company Numan, founded by Sokratis Papafloratos, raised $60 million—$30 million in equity from Big Pi Ventures and others, and $27 million in debt from HSBC—to expand into Greece and establish an AI/ML hub focused on digital health, following a year of significant growth.
Numan Secures $60M to Expand Telehealth Services and Develop AI Hub
British telehealth company Numan, founded by Sokratis Papafloratos, raised $60 million—$30 million in equity from Big Pi Ventures and others, and $27 million in debt from HSBC—to expand into Greece and establish an AI/ML hub focused on digital health, following a year of significant growth.
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12% Bias Score
Cantabria Pioneering Neuro-Rights Law in Europe
Cantabria, Spain, is developing Europe's first neuro-rights law to protect brain data collected by neurotechnologies, setting a global precedent and addressing concerns over data privacy and AI in healthcare; the law is expected to pass within a year.
Cantabria Pioneering Neuro-Rights Law in Europe
Cantabria, Spain, is developing Europe's first neuro-rights law to protect brain data collected by neurotechnologies, setting a global precedent and addressing concerns over data privacy and AI in healthcare; the law is expected to pass within a year.
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20% Bias Score
Germany's ePA: Improving Cancer Care, but Adoption and Security Concerns Remain
Germany's electronic patient file (ePA), available nationwide since April 2021, aims to digitally consolidate medical records, improving care coordination, particularly for complex diseases like cancer; however, low adoption rates (around 3 percent) and data security concerns remain.
Germany's ePA: Improving Cancer Care, but Adoption and Security Concerns Remain
Germany's electronic patient file (ePA), available nationwide since April 2021, aims to digitally consolidate medical records, improving care coordination, particularly for complex diseases like cancer; however, low adoption rates (around 3 percent) and data security concerns remain.
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56% Bias Score
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