HealthTech

The digital transformation of the pharmaceutical industry is no longer a matter of whether to invest, but a race to see who can achieve it fastest. From multinational pharmaceutical companies integrating AI into the heart of R&D to startups and CDMOs collaborating to build smart production lines, the Pharma 4.0 wave is rapidly taking shape worldwide.

Due to the influx of patients and the limited number of staff at medical facilities, the need for AI’s automated services has increased. While it may seem that the system's initial cost is the most expensive, there are numerous hidden costs that accumulate over time, which healthcare professionals must also be aware of.

Clinics embracing integrated digital platforms are seeing reduced burnout, better team morale, and fewer errors. These tools aren't just about efficiency—they’re about sustainability. By cutting operational costs and improving workflows, they help future-proof clinics while protecting patient outcomes.

TVM Capital Healthcare, a global private equity investor and operator specialized in healthcare growth capital across emerging markets, announced Wednesday the first closing of its $150 million TVM Healthcare Southeast Asia Fund (SEA Fund).

The APAC region faces several barriers to adopting AI in health care, but there are also many opportunities to embrace it. Nations should focus on continued innovation and collaboration to advance digital medical technology and take advantage of everything AI has to offer.

Wellous said the collaboration covers consumer insight-sharing for target markets, co-development of new business approaches, brand reputation building, as well as authorised sales and promotion of Jung Kwan Jang products by Wellous in designated countries.

An investigation into the $368 billion AI healthcare revolution — and the visionary CEO determined to make cancer a preventable disease.

Healthcare is changing, and those who act decisively will define the future. AI agents are not just about efficiency, they are about creating a healthcare system where patients feel supported and providers can operate at their full potential.

Taiwan-based Foxconn Technology Co., Ltd (FTC) has invested $30 million in Robocore Technology Limited to expand into medical, elderly care robotics market.

Singapore-based insurtech bolttech announced Tuesday the formation of its newly established Advisory Board, an external panel of experts, thought leaders, and industry specialists, to provide bolttech’s leadership with high-impact strategic advice and insights to support the company in its next stage of growth.