MedCity News December 19, 2024
Katie Adams

This year has seen a slight decline in digital health funding, but investors are still optimistic about the landscape. In 2024, investors poured millions into startups selling AI-powered healthcare tools, and this is likely to remain true for years to come.

Despite a slight decline in investments in digital health startups in 2024 compared with the year before, investors remain optimistic about the landscape.

Artificial intelligence has taken center stage this year, and investors will likely continue to pour millions into startups selling AI-powered healthcare tools for years to come.

This is especially true for companies that can demonstrate their return on investment and align themselves with key metrics customers use to measure success. Since 2023, investors have been...

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