“There’s no one company, government, person or technology who is positioned to ‘solve’ the health of the world,” notes Haleon's Nick Tate. Which is why OTC companies are partnering with tech firms large and small to create the next generation of consumer healthcare products and services. In the first part of an exclusive interview on the future of digital consumer health, Tate – who heads up the firm’s incubator business, Haleon NEXT – discusses some of complications of tech innovation that make such collaboration attractive.

BioAsia 2023 was a melting pot of ideas with Novartis's CEO and a senior executive from Apple, among others, discussing a range of topics including the potential of novel therapies and platforms such as siRNA and radioligand and also where things were headed as the union of technology and biotech drives new insights into biology and promises to help reimagine healthcare.

Operating “at the intersection of medicine and entertainment,” Level Ex is partnering with medical device companies to create specific video gaming content to train surgeons on new products, and creating sponsored content for free for physicians.

GE Healthcare and MediView announced a partnership to co-develop a technology platform that integrates medical imaging into mixed reality solutions.