In light of the World Cancer Day today, we want to take the special opportunity to raise increased awareness and ongoing support to the disease area of cancer and the great patient community involved.
We are excited to announce some investment news around two of our current Batch 7 startups, Labelbox and Tag-N-Trac, as well as an alumni from Batch 1 - Infermedica.
Type 2 Diabetes has traditionally been considered to be a lifelong condition where one can only hope for better blood sugar control. But modern-age diabetes care and treatment is challenging this long held belief, especially for those who are newly diagnosed with diabetes.
In 2021, Plug and Play Munich has invested into four disruptive and promising healthcare startups in the fields of Digital Twin for Medical Device Development, Digital Biomarker Respiratory Diseases, Clinical Workflow Optimization and Digital Biomarker for Eye Health.
Menopause is a natural biological process that marks the cessation of the female menstrual cycle, typically occurring for the majority of women in their late 40s and early 50s. In order to lower the severity of symptoms commonly associated with Menopause, digital solutions provide an
Access to effective contraception methods has enhanced women’s autonomy by enabling independent fertility and family planning opportunities. The variety of different fertility management solutions is growing, nevertheless, the pill is the most common contraceptive method.
Approximately 5 - 10% of women in their reproductive age, mainly between 15 and 44 are affected by PCOS, a widespread health problem caused by an imbalance of reproductive hormones. Digital Solutions can play a critical role to alleviate the implications of PCOS.
MUNICH, GERMANY. October 6th, 2021. Startup Creasphere Batch 7 program launches in Munich in a successful hybrid event.
Syrona Health has developed a digital solution to better cope symptoms and causes of Endometrioses thereby helps millions of women. We met with Chantelle Bell, Co-Founder of Syrona Health, to discuss their views on the condition and the important role they are playing.
Although according to the American Journal of Epidemiology, 10-15% of women in their reproductive years suffer from the condition, it still takes an average 7 years to diagnose endometriosis.
