Covid fatigue takes toll on vaccine makers
Demand for boosters falls as virus seen as something less to be feared than managed
Category: Healthcare
Struggling Babylon Holdings eyes reverse stock split
With its shares down 93% since its IPO, the telehealth company may try a tactic which doesn’t usually work.
Recession resistant healthcare stocks offer stability and safety
Considered dull during the tech boom, these mature, global businesses are back in favour.
Selloff continues for telehealth IPO Babylon Holdings
UK-based firm has lost more than half of its value since its October IPO which raised money for US expansion.
Cautious medtech sees surgery rebound
Much delayed and needed elective surgeries are getting back on track as the latest wave of COVID-19 infections eases.
For vaccine makers, a year of consolidation
It should be another good year, but share prices may have limited upside.
Medtronic rattled by Covid resurgence
The healthcare sector offers safety and stability because the companies tend to perform well in all economic conditions.
Babylon Holdings is a telehealth IPO with strong partners
IPOs carry higher risk, but this healthcare company has Telus and the UK National Health Service as clients.
As millenials put pets first, investors find opportunity
Millennials are the largest pet-owning cohort and treating their pets like children.
Telehealth demand slows as pandemic eases
Some stocks that made big lockdown gains have sold off as economies reopen.
Adam Mayers 
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