When Covid-19 hit the world, GE Healthcare Finland rapidly boosted its production of patient monitors and gas measurement modules used in monitors and ventilators. The company makes advanced medical equipment
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Highlights of HCH Health TV in June, 2020: The Angry Birds nation, namely Finland, is known as a startup and innovation hub, but did you know that this applies to
From Angry Birds nation to a digital health hub – highlights of HCH Health TV show Read More »
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
Helsinki health tech startup TrueMed is on a quest to expose counterfeit medicines and medical products. In the era of coronavirus, counterfeit medicines rear they ugly heads. Once a working
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Finnish health tech startup Buddy Healthcare wants to streamline communications for the benefit of healthcare professionals, patients and their families. At present, hospitals have to deal with a whole lot
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Health tech from Finland: Finnish health tech startup Ninchat powers doctors and nurses with an online communication service in COVID-19 times. The COVID-19 crisis has led health care organisations to
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Photo: Business FinlandHelsinki’s objective is to be one of Europe’s most captivating locations for innovative start-ups. In particular, Helsinki wants to further strengthen the position of the Meilahti campus, one
Finnish health tech startups: Helsinki startup Askel Healthcare wants to help people in risk of joint cartilage damage – by utilising implants that are fully biodegradable. The day is getting
