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[World Health Day] What does the Indian healthtech startup ecosystem need to build a robust future

[World Health Day] What does the Indian healthtech startup ecosystem need to build a robust future The COVID-19 outbreak impacted the way healthcare was perceived and delivered in India. While digitisation in the segment was already underway, the pandemic accelerated the digital shift. 0 claps Share on The COVID-19 pandemic has put the spotlight on the healthcare ecosystem. The unprecedented global health crisis changed the way we live, with people being forced to follow social distancing and avoiding crowded places.  Earlier, patients would visit doctors for tests and diagnosis, but this perception changed amidst the pandemic for both patients and healthcare workers.

2020 Was Record-Breaking Year of Funding for Massachusetts Biopharmas

Published: Mar 04, 2021 By Alex Keown The year 2020 will be remembered for many things as it relates to the COVID-19 pandemic. For Massachusetts-based biopharma companies, 2020 was a banner year for investments that supported ongoing research and development. The Massachusetts Biotechnology Council (MassBio) 2020 Biopharma Funding Report released this week shows that biopharma companies within the state’s ecosystem raised $5.8 billion in venture funding, almost twice the $3 billion raised in 2019. That amount of funding was also $1 billion more than the 2018 high of $4.8 billion. The report shows that 41% of all biopharma venture funding went to Massachusetts-based biopharma companies. Atea Pharmaceuticals, which develops antiviral therapeutics, raised the most through venture investments. The company secured

Funding in 2020 and outlook 2021: Indian startups show resilience amid pandemic and the way forward

Funding in 2020 and outlook 2021: Indian startups show resilience amid pandemic and the way forward In 2020, despite the many challenges due to the pandemic, Indian startups continued to battle hard, raising $9.4 billion across 881 deals, and adding 11 companies to the unicorn club. In this in-depth report, YourStory Research highlights key trends across the year and what 2021 has in store for us. 0 claps Two months into 2021, the Indian startup ecosystem has already grabbed 125 deals raising $1.5 billion in funding. As we move forward in these turbulent times and into the ‘new normal’, it is evident that startups need to take in the lessons from the past to mark our way forward.

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