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DACADOO AND DIG ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP IN LIFESTYLE INSURANCE
Swiss health tech and insurtech company, dacadoo and Amsterdam-based Digital Insurance Group (DIG) are partnering up to expand their set of insurtech solutions for banking, insurance and brokers.
Using a new quote & buy products set to improve the underwriting process for life operators, the partnership aims to establish real-time pricing of life insurance in the major continents where both companies already have a presence in.
Ingo Weber, CEO & co-founder of DIG said: “Our mission is to give more people access to insurance and make sure they get the protection they need for themselves and their families. We work a lot with innovative insurers and enable them to build disruptive distribution and engagement models including ecosystems. With the solution we’re now building with dacadoo we can even increase the level of personalisation and customer experience.”
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Dr Sumera Shahaney, head of clinical operations at Thriva who also works in the NHS, has noted what is referred to as ‘pandemic fatigue’.
“This is usually felt as an inner weariness or worthlessness – many of the things you might associate with mild depression,” explains Dr Shahaney, who says she often sees this associated with feelings of hopelessness about the pandemic.
“Many people have now accepted that life has changed,” she adds, “but we have lost resilience – we have no control over the future and are unable to see an end point.”
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On top of that, we’re also more stressed generally, engaging in an awful lot of screen time, moving about far less, and plenty of us are having a rubbish night’s sleep to boot.
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If you ve spent more time than ever feeling bloated and uncomfortable recently, you may have wondered whether the colder weather is triggering IBS symptoms - and you wouldn t be alone. Many have reported experiencing IBS flare-ups in the winter, and it can be triggered by more than just eating certain foods. Here s everything you need to know.
What is IBS?
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a really common condition, affecting around a third of adults in the UK. However, it s notoriously hard to medically diagnose IBS, which is why doctors will often advise you to write a diary of triggers to help you identify what s affecting your body.