Ali Parsa the founder of defunct health AI firm Babylon Health is back with new healthcare AI launch Qu, which aims to provide personal digital clinical assistants.
Announcing the beta launch of the venture on…
Founder and former CEO of the London-based multinational digital health giant Babylon, Ali Parsa, announced the launch of his new company, Quadrivia AI, which will offer clinicians an AI assistant to help with administrative…
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Welcome to our enlightening conversation with Gil Bashe, Chair of Global Health and Purpose at Finn Partners, a visionary leader at the intersection of healthcare and technology.In this engaging interview, we delve deep into…
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Join us at Rewired24 for a live AI bake-off, where an expert panel of NHS doctors will put AI LLM models to the test on a series of common diagnostic questions.The lively end of…
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As another eventful year in the world of digital health comes to a close, it is NHS England’s awarding of the Federated Data Platform to Palantir that sparked the most debate and coverage.With that…
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Generative AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) have the potential to play a “transformational” role in the evolution of healthcare, helping patients to take responsibility for their own health care and reducing demands on…
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Much like the original fall of Babylon two and a half millennia ago, the collapse of Babylon Health was an inevitable end to an untenable empire. It grew too fast, without enough regard for patient…
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London-based multinational digital health firm Babylon has sold almost all of its UK assets to digital health company eMed Healthcare UK, a subsidiary of US company eMed, after announcing in early August that its deal to…
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Welcome to the August edition of the Digital Health Digest! 
Get ready to immerse yourself in the most intriguing developments and stories from the digital health sector this month. Explore the evolving intersection…
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Babylon Health sells its UK business, including the GP at Hand app, to US-based in-home test kit vendor EMed Healthcare.
The sale basically marks the end of the company, which has declared insolvency…
