Digital Health Global: Digital Health Global blog took a look on what makes Finland a digital health champion and what is done in the Greater Helsinki region to support health […]
Terkko Health Hub three years Collaboration between researchers, healthcare and entrepreneurs is the key to socially significant healthcare innovations. Terkko Health Hub, a centre for startups by the University of
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Metropolia launches AI-driven app to help young men win the game of life Thanks to the emergence of apps, health tech can reach people in their everyday lives more easily.
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University of Helsinki, Helsinki University Hospital and Aalto University: The first promising results have been achieved in the application of synchronised electrical and magnetic stimulation therapy when rehabilitating a paraplegic
Demand for tech solutions has soared in Finland during the pandemic as healthcare providers seek new ways to diagnose and treat patients, and source properly tested PPE. Finnish health tech
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Survey: Covid-19 has had a positive impact on Finnish companies with health tech solutions Majority of Finnish companies and startups with solutions to Covid-19 crisis have seen a positive impact
Health Incubator Helsinki, the first incubator program in Finland focusing solely on health, kicks off with 11 startups with high growth potential. Health Incubator Helsinki is a unique long-term incubator
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Health Capital Helsinki’s Business Advisor Lauri Kuronen was interviewed on wellbeing technology trends and tips for development work by Pirjo Valpas for the Digital Wellbeing Sprint blog.Digital Wellbeing Sprint, taking place
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Webinar speakers: Top row from left: Kathrine Myhre, Norway; Daniel Forslund, Sweden; Bjorn Jonsson, Iceland Bottom row from left: Claus Pedersen, Denmark; Illka Kunnamo, Finland; Bogi Eliasen, Denmark A recent
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The algorithm enables monitoring of prognosis in patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI) during intensive care, even though the patient is unconscious. Neurosurgery resident Rahul Raj at HUS Helsinki University
