Forbes October 15, 2020
Enrique Dans

I believe that the pandemic will change the way we approach healthcare in the future. Firstly, because this is a dynamic sector that is attracting growing investment around the world as a lot of talented entrepreneurs try to find valid value propositions. Secondly, because it makes perfect sense to try to find patterns that could have prevented the spread of the pandemic: if we had a significant portion of the population monitoring their vital signs on a regular basis in the areas where SARS-CoV-2 first began to infect humans, it’s very possible that that infection could have been detected and isolated quickly, and that a localized infection would never have escalated into a global pandemic.

Thirdly, because technology is a...

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