Frontiers Health 2020 announces the Local Hub in Berlin in partnership with Research2Guidance
Berlin, Germany, October 12, 2020 — Frontiers Health Global Hybrid Conference is proud to officially announce the Berlin hub that will accommodate the event physically and run in collaboration with Frontiers Health long-standing partner, Research2Guidance. Frontiers Health 2020 will take place on November 12-13, 2020. This unique hybrid event will combine online global streaming together Learn more...
R2G launches new global survey: Telemedicine solutions for patients: User experience and barriers
R2G launched a global survey that explores how patients are using telemedicine solutions to enhance their access to healthcare. The survey aims to understand the impact that telemedicine has had on patients´ lives especially during the COVID-19 times. We ask patients about their telemedicine experience, the challenges they faced using the solutions, and what can Learn more...
How to untap the potential of the global sleep disorder market of 1bn people. – Interview with Gilad Glick, CEO and President of Itamar-Medical about their go to market strategy.
Today, almost 1 billion people suffer from sleep related breathing disorders. 80% of people with sleep apnea have never been diagnosed. This alone can lead to other serious life-threatening chronic conditions. Together with Gilad Glick, CEO & President of Itamar-Medical, we explore the large untapped undiagnosed home testing market opportunity, the COVID-19 effect on the Learn more...
Did Covid-19 and the new law on digital health really boost digitalization in German healthcare?
As often circulated, Germany’s healthcare system is considered to be one which is rather backward when it comes to digitalization. The permeation of digital infrastructure, digital health data as well as of digital solutions and services has always been low in comparison to many other countries. This was the story before the Corona pandemic struck Learn more...
The competitive landscape of digital weight loss solutions: When will WW International and Noom lose their pole position?
The leading commercial and reimbursement digital weight loss providers have managed to establish strong and recognizable brands. However, they still lack real global span, operating mostly in the United States. Strong positions in the U.S. benefit weight loss companies, since it is currently the biggest country market globally. In the medium term however, the situation Learn more...
With telehealth services becoming a multibillion dollar market- the run for telehealth vendors has begun
Telehealth services have been on the rise in the past years and experienced a boom due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This increase in demand will continue its course irrespective of a second wave. However, the market is evolving very quickly and the most reputable service providers are being chased after via partnerships and acquisitions. Thus, Learn more...
Digital weight loss solutions are poised to mitigate the global pandemic of obesity
Obesity is a global pandemic, which is still poorly met by healthcare systems anywhere in the world. A wider use of digital weight loss solutions, especially those accessible via smartphones, can significantly contribute to the global effort of tackling the obesity pandemic. This is poised to be driven by the global expansion of digital weight Learn more...
The digital weight loss market will reach US$ 3 billion by 2025, disrupting the global weight loss industry
Digital weight loss solution vendors, such as Noom and WW International, will make more than US$3 billion globally by 2025. The addressable market is large, amounting to 1.5 billion overweight smartphone owners worldwide. The COVID-19 crisis is driving up the usage of mobile weight loss applications, reaching adoption rates of more than 13% in the Learn more...
Digital Health Solution for “COVID-19 Back to Work” market- will this become the next big thing?
First wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has been addressed with public health measures such as lockdowns and social distancing. Now, as restrictions are gradually being lifted, companies have started to bring their employees back to the office. Employers must ensure that this return is safe and will not cause yet another outbreak. This need has Learn more...