Competition Bureau probes Well Health
Issue is whether acquisitions are lessening competition for AI transcription and medical-record software.
Investing. Plain and simple.
Issue is whether acquisitions are lessening competition for AI transcription and medical-record software.
As Canada’s healthcare system struggles to keep up with ever growing demands, three homegrown players continue to find opportunity byContinue Reading
From six BC clinics in 2018, it is the largest owner of primary care clinics in Canada.
Tariffs will add to share price pressure, but dividends keep rising and drug pipeline promising.
Buying up outpatient clinics and selling practice management software to doctors creating new streams of revenue.
Pfizer and Roche have released promising early stage results, but Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly have a big head start.
Artificial intelligence is making its mark in medical technology applications.
Its 5th generation da Vinci robotic surgery tool has 10,000 times more processing power that generation 4.
Lilly has more than doubled in a year, while Denmark’s Novo Nordisk is up by two-thirds.
Elil Lilly and Novo Nordisk have head start on market projected to hit $100B in US by 2030.










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