News | Corporate Innovation | 19 Nov Week in corporate innovation: veggie Whoppers and electric car wars A roundup of what Europe's biggest companies are doing with startups and technology: from BMW to Goldman Sachs.
News | Health | 14 Nov Peanut app launches ‘Trying to Conceive’ safe space for aspiring mothers Peanut hopes that hopeful mothers will talk candidly and openly on the new 'Trying to Conceive' social media channel.
News | Corporate accelerators | 12 Nov Founders Factory launches healthtech hub in the US The London-based startup builder is launching a healthcare-focused New York hub in partnership with Johnson & Johnson Innovation.
News | Health | 6 Nov European healthtech roundup: digital vet FirstVet goes abroad As Swedish digital vet startup FirstVet raises €18.5m to tackle the $70bn US market, we take a look at what other European healthtech news there's been this week.
Analysis | Health | 24 Oct Europe’s doctor apps, compared Babylon Health has the most money and users, but it's Sweden's Kry that now has the most app downloads. Sifted dives into Europe's doctor app startups.
Analysis | Health | 23 Oct How one of Europe’s most promising healthtech startups failed to scale We hear a lot about startup successes, but less about failures: this is the full story of how Sweden's Min Doktor failed to scale
Interview | Health | 21 Oct Healthtech startups look beyond Europe to expand The European healthcare system has legacy issues and lacks a problem-solving attitude, pushing startups like Kind to go elsewhere to scale.
News | Artificial Intelligence | 16 Oct The inventor of Viagra just raised $56m for his AI drug startup Healx is using artificial intelligence to speed up the discovery of new treatments for rare diseases
Analysis | Health | 16 Oct Seven exoskeleton startups rising up in Europe The exoskeleton market generates well over $100m in revenue each year.
News | Health | 14 Oct Visionable is using 5G to build smart ambulances Will the ‘Skype for doctors’ startup transform health?
Analysis | Health | 8 Oct Escaping the grasp of Big Pharma — how one Nordic life science startup is carving its own route With investors giving medtech startups the shoulder, founders turn to the stock exchange or Big Pharma to survive. Sigrid Therapeutics has found a different path.
Interview | Health | 3 Oct Britain’s $1bn robot surgeon startup is taking on “unloved” medtech The man behind the machine: CMR Surgical's Martin Frost is rolling out robot surgeons into hundreds of hospitals.
Analysis | Health | 18 Sep Hey, Elon Musk! Europe’s startups are biohacking the brain Investors are pouring millions into “punk” biohacking startups.
Analysis | Health | 30 Aug Theranos failed hard, but did it also prove the market? Meet the founders building blood test startups in a post-Theranos world. "Theranos brought medical diagnostics to the forefront."
Analysis | Health | 28 Aug Are microbiome gut health tests “bullshit”? “We have yet only seen the tip of the iceberg."
Analysis | Health | 26 Aug Europe’s killer nanobot startups are taking on cancer “Our nanobots could be packaged in pills."
