Gabriel Perna is the Digital Health Editor for Modern Healthcare, a leading healthcare publication in the United States. With a focus on digital health, Gabriel covers topics such as healthcare technology, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and the impact of digital innovation on the healthcare industry.
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Gabriel Perna's coverage focuses on the intersection of healthcare, technology, and business in the United States. He frequently reports on private sector announcements and press releases related to these industries.
Given his focus on healthcare, technology, artificial intelligence, telemedicine, and cybersecurity within the U.S., pitches should emphasize newsworthy developments in these areas. They could include exclusive insights or data-backed trends that align with his reporting themes such as innovative uses of digital medicine in serving Medicaid patients or changing roles within health systems.
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By: Gabriel Perna
Mount Sinai Health System has opened a $100 million building dedicated to artificial intelligence. To Continue Reading...
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By: Gabriel Perna
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By: Gabriel Perna
Cleerly adds $106M to Series C Cleerly, a company that uses artificial intelligence to diagnose heart disease, announced the close of a $106 Series C extension funding round led by investment firm Insight Partners.
Telehealth weight loss company Noom stayed in the headlines this year as the hype over glucagon-like peptide agonists reached a fever pitch.
The House Bipartisan Task Force on Artificial Intelligence has issued a comprehensive report outlining policy recommendations for AI's in healthcare.
By: Gabriel Perna, Tim Broderick
The 2020s is the decade when venture capital investors took notice of digital health. You must be a subscriber to access this content.
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