A new health innovation hub in Warsaw is the first step towards creating a Polish Medical Valley, modelled on European clusters and ecosystems. Poland’s Prime...
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Health Tech Venture Lab has announced the finalists of its 2021 accelerator, which feature two groundbreaking start-ups from Central and Eastern Europe. Two healthtech...
The application of AI, telemedicine and machine learning in healthcare looks set to become Poland’s next major export success story. Further evidence of the...
Central and Eastern Europe is well positioned to take a leading role in the development of AI in healthcare, but the creation of a marketplace for data is crucial. Just...
Work has begun on the preparation of a new report that sets out to identify the leading disruptors in Polish healthcare. The authors of a new report aim to identify the...
Covid-19 has offered the healthcare sector a great opportunity to educate both policy makers and the general public about the importance of data in developing innovative...
Innovation in healthcare can often be a long, laborious process. Finding the right partners, the right investors, and plotting a path to market are challenges that all...
Covid-19 could have seen Europe’s start-ups retreat into their shells, to wait for the worst to pass. Instead, many have been spurred on to achieve new milestones...
There is no shortage of healthcare innovation coming out of emerging Europe at the moment, with start-ups creating a wide array of innovative products that have a high...
It was Covid-19 that understandably dominated discussion of the current and future healthcare landscape across the emerging Europe region at EE and the US: Towards 2030...
Emerging Europe talks to Mikołaj Gurdała, innovation manager at EIT Health Innostars, a part of EIT Health focused on Central, Eastern and Southern Europe, a community...
Scientists from emerging EU regions need to learn how to become good entrepreneurs and how to navigate a fragmented EU market. The EIT Health Regional Innovation Scheme...
