StartUp Health January 7, 2022

Thanks to a wave of mega deals in the United States, England, India, and China, health innovation funding has reached heights that would have seemed impossible just a year or two ago. Plus, acquisitions are up 50%, and more than 20 companies went public.

For more than a decade StartUp Health has been monitoring the digital health landscape and tracking market data globally. Back in 2011, when there was around $2B being invested in health tech, we wrote about the nascent potential of the market. Digital health was barely a topic of conversation and telemedicine was struggling to gain traction. But we knew that with global collaboration, entrepreneurship and, yes, much more capital, we could achieve historic gains in health....

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