In a space as dynamic as health tech, staying ahead of the curve isn't optional. Whether it's breaking regulatory updates, emerging digital health trends, or insights on where the venture dollars are flowing, we make it a point to stay plugged in.
If you’re in the world of health tech, here’s a roundup of a few of the newsletters you’ll find in our inboxes and recommend adding to yours!
Why we read it: STAT’s Health Tech newsletter offers sharp, deeply reported coverage of the trends and players shaping the future of healthcare. From startup funding rounds to regulatory moves to breakthroughs in AI and digital health, it’s packed with insights that go beyond the headlines to explain what’s happening and why it matters.
Why we read it: Axios Vitals makes understanding complex healthcare and policy shifts digestible. In just a few quick scrolls, you'll catch up on the biggest headlines across health care politics, policy and business. It's no surprise Axios has become a go-to for policymakers, executives, and investors alike.
Why we read it: Health Tech Nerds feels like community. Founded by two health tech insiders, HTN offers one of the most thoughtful roundups of deals, strategy analysis, business model innovation and career moves in digital health. Its Sunday newsletter is packed with high-signal insights without the hype.
Why we read it: CNBC’s Healthy Returns newsletter offers exclusive insights from top healthcare investors, CEOs and technologists on the innovations driving better outcomes - both financially and clinically. It covers everything from biotech and pharmaceutical developments to digital health investments and policy changes, making it a must-read for staying plugged into the forces shaping the business of healthcare.
Why we read it: InnovationRx delivers exclusive reporting and insights at the intersection of healthcare, biotech and business. The newsletter offers a concise yet comprehensive look at the latest developments in medical science, health technology and the business strategies propelling them forward.