Digital Health Funding 2026: Ventures with Strong Clinical Evidence Raise 3.5x More
Proof has become the new product: as digital health matures, the market is no longer rewarding the best story — it is…
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Digital Health Investment Trends in H1 2026: 5 New Rules of Healthcare Innovation Venture Capital
H1 2026 shows that digital health investors haven’t stepped back—they’re changing the rules. Digital health venture capital is operating under a new…
H1 2026 Healthcare Trends: Health Systems Are Buying Infrastructure, Not Apps
Health systems have stopped shopping for point solutions. H1 2026 data show the winners are the platforms that integrate seamlessly into clinical…
The Return of the Strategic Buyer: M&A Captured 98% of Digital Health Exits in H1 2026
Strategic acquirers have taken control of digital health liquidity: M&A captured 97.6% of exit volume in H1 2026, the highest share on…
H1 2026 Digital Health Trends: Why Partnerships Matter More Than Funding
Partnership formation has decoupled from funding as digital health's leading indicator. The pilot economy is ending — the market's most reliable signal…
Global funding held broadly steady at $22.6B — H1 2026 data shows capital concentrating in fewer, larger, more scrutinised bets.
As the first in a series covering the key digital health stories from H1 2026, this article concentrates on equity funding trends.…
Digital Health Exits in 2026: M&A Dominance, Longer Hold Periods, and Strategic Consolidation
Digital health liquidity remains steady, but the market has changed. For investors, corporates, and ventures, the winning strategy is less about waiting…
The Q3 Intelligence Window: Why Alpha Briefs Matter Before the Q4 Push
Q3 is the ideal window for healthcare leaders to convert uncertainty into decision-ready intelligence before the commercial, strategic and budget pressures of…
Big Tech is no longer experimenting at the edges of healthcare. Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Apple, NVIDIA and Meta are becoming part of healthcare’s infrastructure, AI, data, consumer access and venture partnership layer.
Big Tech is becoming part of the operating system of modern healthcare. From AI and cloud infrastructure to wearables, pharmacy, clinical workflow…
The Investable Core: Why Investors Are Backing Health Management Solutions in 2026
Roche’s $1.05bn acquisition of PathAI raises new questions around AI infrastructure neutrality, companion diagnostics and vendor governance
The Execution Decade: Why Clinical Trials Are Pharma’s 2026 R&D Bottleneck
IQVIA’s Global Trends in R&D 2026 confirms what the digital health data has been signalling for two years: pharma’s productivity problem lives…
The Administration Problem: How $5.6B Rewired Health Management Solutions in 2025
Capital didn't just flow into Health Management Solutions in 2025 — 83% of it went to a single thesis: that AI must…
