Digital Health Insights

In the rapidly evolving domain of digital health, Molten Ventures recently hosted a panel featuring leading innovators and thinkers in the field to explore how technology is reshaping healthcare.

Key takeaways from Molten's Investor Day 2024 including summaries of our team's presentations and the full videos are also available to watch within the article.

The realm of women's health has never been under a brighter spotlight than in 2023. Enter Clue, a HealthTech company that has been transforming the way people approach reproductive and menstrual health. As early investors in the company, we at Molten had the opportunity to speak with the dynamic duo at its helm: Co-CEOs Audrey Tsang and Carrie Walter.

At Molten’s 2023 Investor Day, we brought together some of the best and brightest of our portfolio to showcase their growth journeys. As the keynote speaker, our CEO Martin Davis gave a candid precis of the numbers, the state of play in the market and a reminder of how Molten invests.

Tech companies offering free trials is nothing new. A free trial has long been a great way to introduce your product to potential customers, and hopefully they’ll then like it enough to start paying for it when the trial ends.

Just like there are Olympic Games for world’s greatest athletes, for computational biologists, there is CASP (Critical Assessment of Structure Prediction). We just had the 13th competition (it takes place biannually). Until recently, it was just academic groups that played this game but now Tencent and Microsoft also show up. Like CASP12 in 2018, DeepMind’s AlphaFold came top but that is not the big news. The big news this time is by how much.

This week (14th – 20th May 2018), the Mental Health Foundation (MHF) is recognising #mentalhealthawarenessweek. In response, we interviewed portfolio member and CSO of IESO Digital, Andy Blackwell.

Last weekend the UK witnessed the “health” of the digital backbone of the NHS as a cyber attack hit outdated technology. There is considerable risk in how we manage patient data. Yet there is also considerable risk in not collecting data, or doing so poorly. The less the medical profession is informed of patient conditions, the more likely it will be that that patients are put at risk.