Mohana Ravindranath is a health tech correspondent at STAT. She covers a range of topics including finance, investment, and the intersection of artificial intelligence with medicine and healthcare, focusing on startups and social issues. Mohana's insights and analysis have been featured in various prominent publications.
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Mohana's coverage predominantly focuses on the intersection of technology and healthcare, particularly within health tech, hospitals, telehealth, and venture capital. She frequently incorporates press releases and data citations into her articles.
Sources with expertise in big tech's impact on the healthcare industry or insights into developments at the crossroads of technology and healthcare may find success reaching out to Mohana. Industry insiders who can provide data-driven analysis or commentary on trends in health tech innovation are likely to capture her attention.
As she does not have a specific geographic focus, experts from around the world may successfully reach out as long as their insights are relevant to global trends in health tech and its intersection with big tech.
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As investments in health tech ventures start to gain momentum, STAT takes a look at the VCs behind some of the biggest recent deals.
By: Mohana Ravindranath
OpenAI isn't built for health care but it's already inking deals with health care companies. by Mohana Ravindranath Nov 12, 2024
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