Insights
Product updates from Medicup, plus healthcare technology news curated from trusted outlets — CDC, FDA, and leading health-tech publications.
For World Health Day, the World Health Organization launched its “My health, my right” campaign to champion universal access to care. Here's what that means and how digital health is part of the answer.
As governments work toward a new pandemic agreement, the focus is on equitable access to vaccines and treatments. Here’s how digital health platforms are essential to making that a reality.
At the Riyadh International Humanitarian Forum 2025, the World Health Organization and Saudi Arabia's KSrelief signed major agreements to combat deadly diseases and support displaced populations. Here’s why this matters for the future of digital health in humanitarian aid.
In a recent strategic dialogue, Belgium and the World Health Organization committed to strengthening health systems and ensuring equitable access to essential health technologies. Here’s what that means for the future of digital care.
A major new grant aims to restore Lebanon's Central Public Health Laboratory and provide crucial medication and support for over 50,000 people with chronic diseases. Here's why rebuilding health infrastructure is a global concern.
From pandemic preparedness to primary care, philanthropic funding is playing a pivotal role in strengthening global health systems. We explore what this means for the future of accessible, resilient healthcare.
The World Health Organization's recent visit to Jordan highlights a powerful model for building robust health systems. We explore how digital tools are key to achieving these goals, from universal coverage to mental health support.
A new program from HealthTap connects patients using PAP therapy with virtual primary care, aiming to improve adherence and support for chronic sleep conditions by bridging the gap between patients and equipment suppliers.
A clinical AI platform just raised $38 million to expand its work screening hospitalized patients for overlooked conditions. Here’s why this matters for the future of proactive care, both in-person and online.
As artificial intelligence becomes more common in healthcare, a quiet but intense effort is underway by lobbying groups for doctors and hospitals to shape how states will regulate these powerful new tools.
A newly cleared wearable ring from Happy Health can continuously measure blood pressure, a major step forward for remote patient monitoring and managing chronic conditions.
Healthcare AI company Suki has just raised $90 million to develop AI agents. This investment signals a major shift toward automating administrative tasks to reduce physician burnout and improve patient care.
