Large funding rounds help boost digital health investment in H1
Emily Olsen / healthcaredive - Venture capital funding deals worth $100 million or more made up nearly half of all money invested so far this year, according to Rock Health.
AI Summary: Venture activity in digital health experienced a marked uptick in H1 as a handful of large funding rounds and increased AI investment lifted total deal values, reshaping fundraising norms. Investors are writing bigger checks, startups are recalibrating growth plans, and the sector’s fundraising dynamics appear to be entering a more concentrated, high‑stakes phase.
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